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THE 

TRAVELLER'S 

AND 

TOURIST'S GUIDE 

THROUGH THE 

UNITED STATES, CANADA, ETC., 

EXHIBITING THE VARIOUS 

ROUTES OF TRAVEL, 

WITH 

EXPLANATORY NOTES, AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION; 

TOGETHER WITH 

DESCRIPTIONS OF, AND ROUTES TO, THE PROMINENT PLACES OF 
FASHIONABLE AND HEALTHFUL RESORT. 

ACCOMPANIED BY A VALUABLE AND AUTHENTIC 

MAP OF THE UNITED STATES. 



BY Wi WILLIAMS 



faj^A 



PHILADELPHIA: J3^ 

LIPPINCOTT, GRAM BO & C<5. 
1855. 




Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1855, by 

W. WILLIAMS, 

in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States 

for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. 

STEREOTYPED BY J. FAGAN. PRINTED BY T. X. & P. G. COLLINS. 



*** For Index, see latter part of the work, pages 237-46. 

(2) 



TO THE PUBLIC, 



The Author and Publishers of the " Traveller's autd 
Tourist's Guide" have been desirous to make the present a 
work both reliable and worthy of public favor; and in doing so, 
have spared no pains in its preparation. That this work will be 
appreciated we have no doubt, judging from the flattering enco- 
miums bestowed upon our former editions. The present work 
has been re-written, and many important changes introduced : 
it is, therefore, put forth as the most complete work of its kind 
extant. 

In the arrangement of Routes, we have adopted a new plan, 
which will be found more convenient than any former method. 
The Routes are given as they diverge from the chief cities of the 
Union ; thus for example : " Routes from New York," " Routes 
from Philadelphia/' " Routes from Boston," " Routes from Chi- 
cago," ■' Routes from Cincinnati," &c, &c. Explanatory notes 
are attached to many of the Routes, which the traveller should 
by no means overlook, as by consulting these, and comparing 
em with the Map, he wilj not only frequently be saved ex- 

se, but time and inconvenience. 
One new feature in our book we must call attention to : instead 
jf giving a repetition of each Route, we have used the same both 
or going and returning, by the introduction of an extra column 
jf figures, with the necessary directions at the head and foot of 
xch Route. This will be found an important feature, as it 
: not only more convenient, but enables the traveller to see 
t a glance the distance of places from each starting point; 
and, by saving much room, permits us to extend our informa- 

(iii) 



TO THE PUBLIC, 

tion very materially. The names of the more prominent places 
on the Monies are put in a conspicuous type, so that the eye shall 
detect them without difficulty. 

Among the valuable features of our work are Tables, showing 
at a glance the Distance, Fare and Time occupied in travelling 
from the principal cities to the most important places in the 
Union. 

It not unfrequently happens that strangers in a large city, 
from which numerous railroads proceed, are at a loss to know 
which Route to take in order to reach a certain point. To ob- 
viate this difficulty, we have given, at the commencement of 
Routes from the chief cities, the names and depots of the prin- 
cipal, railroads- diverging therefrom, with the most important 
towns to which they lead. Immediately following we have 
placed the law regulating the Hackney Coach and Carriage 
Fares in the great cities, which, we hope, will serve as a safe- 
guard to strangers against the impositions frequently practised 
upon them by the drivers of those conveyances. 

The descriptions of the places of fashionable and healthful 
resort, with the Routes leading to them, is intended especially 
for Tourists, and those seeking recreation during the summer 
months. This will assist, perhaps, in determining parties who 
have not previously made up their minds which Route to take. 

The Map of the United States, which accompanies the 
work, will be found replete with the most recent information ; 
much care has been taken to display the railroad system of the 
country, which may be depended on as reliable, and the whole 
is engraved in a manner distinct and legible. Constant refer- 
ence should be made to the Map, as, without it, the best in- 
formed would lose much of the interest of travel. 

Travellers and others will confer a favor upon the Author, by 
transmitting, under cover, to the Publishers, any information 
that may be obtained from personal observation. Railroad 
companies, also, will receive our thanks, and benefit their re- 
spective Routes, by sending us the latest information relative to 
their several lines, which will be attended to in each new 
edition. 



THE 



TRAVELLER'S AND TOURIST'S GUIDE. 



ROUTES FROM BOSTON. 

The traveller will refer to each of the following routes respectively \ as may 
be required. 

EASTERN RAILROAD, Depot Causeway Street— Leading to Lynn, 
Salem, Lawrence, Lowell, Gloucester, Newburyport, Portsmouth, Port« 
land, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, Eastport, New Brunswick, and 
Nova Scotia, &c. &c. At Portland it connects with the Atlantic and St. 
Luiorence Railroad, Androscoggin and Kennebec, and Kennebec and Port- 
land Railroads. See page 8. 

BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD, Depot in Hay market Square.— This 
road connects with the Portsmouth, Saco, and Portland Railroad, at 
South Berwick, in the State of Maine, uniting here with the foregoing 
route : it. therefore, leads the traveller to the same places, in that State, 
as the above. 

By leaving the above depot persons may also reach the following 
places: — Haverhill, Exeter, Dover, Great Falls, Lawrence, Manchester, 
Concord, Lebanon, Montpelier, Burlington, Northern New York, Cana- 
das, Meredith, Plymouth, Haverhill, N. H., &c. See page 9. 

LOWELL RMlRShd, Depot in Lowell Street.— Leading to Lowell, Nashua, 

Concord, &c. From Concord, N. H. runs the Northern Railroad, con- 
necting with the Vermont Central, and the Connecticut and Passumpsie 
Rivers Railroad. Also, the Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad, &c. 
and the Concord and Portsmouth Railroad. See page 18. 

FITCH3URG BAILROAD, Depot in Causeway Street.— -Northwestern and 
Northern Route to Fitchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls, Rutland, Burling* 
ton, Canadas, Brattleboro 1 , N. H., &c. See page 16. 

WORCESTER AND WESTERN RAILROADS, Depot corner of Beach and 
Lincoln Streets.— To Worcester, Springfield, Pittsfleld, Albany, Trov, 
Saratoga Springs, Utica, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit, 
Chicago, and the N. W. and S. W. portions of the Union. From Wor- 
cester to Norwich and New York city. From Sprinjifield, to Hartford, 
New Haven, and New York city. Also, to Greenfield, Brattleboro* 
Bellows Falls, Sec. See page 24. 

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE RAILROAD, Depot Pleasant Street, foot of 
Boston Common, — To Providence, Stonington, and New York city. By 



6 ROUTES FROM BOSTON. 

the NORFOLK COUNTY RAILROAD., leaving from the same depot. To 
Pedham. Walpole, Blackstone, &c. By the TAUNTON AND NEW BED- 
FORD RAILROAD, leaving from the Providence depot. To Mansfield, 

Taunton and New Bedford. See page 28. 

FALL R!VER RAILROAD, Depot corner of South and Knccland Streets.— 
To Fall River, Newport, and New York city. Also, to Warehain, Sand- 
wich, and Cape Cod. See page 31. 

OLD COLONY RAILROAD, Depot corner of South and Knccland Streets. — 
To Ciuincv, Abington, Kingston, ami Plymouth, Duxbury, &c. Also, 
by the SOUTH SHORE RAILROAD, from the Old Colony Depot to King- 
ham, Cohasset, &.c. See page 31. 

STEAMERS LEAVING BOSTON. — Steamboats leave Central Wharf, 
Boston, for Portland, Me. Pare about $1. 

From Boston, to Bath, Gardiner, and Hallowell. Fare to Bath $1 00. 
To the two latter places $1 50 each. A steamer runs from Hallowell to 
Waterville. 

From Boston to Bangor, stopping at Tliomaston, Camden, and Belfast, 
Sec. Fare to the two former places §2 00 ; to Belfast §2 50 ; and to 
Bangor S3 00. 

Passengers by taking the cars of the Eastern Railroad or those of the 
Boston and Maine Railroad for Portland, may leave the latter place by 
steamboat for Bangor and intermediate landing, and from Bangor may 
return direct to Boston. 

A steamer runs from Eastern steamboat wharf, Boston, every Mon- 
day, at 11 o'clock, for Eastport, Me., direct ; and every Thursday, at 11 
o'clock, for Eastport, touching at Portland, Me. From Eastport, another 
steamer will convey passengers to St. John, JV. B., and also to St. An- 
drews, JV*. B., and Calais, Me. Fare from Boston to Eastport $5 00. 
From Boston to St. John §7 00. From Portland to Eastport §4 50, and 
from Portland to St. John $5 00. These are cabin fares. 

Steamboats run from Boston to JVahant, and, also, to Hingham, &c. 

N. B. For the places of fashionable and healthful resort, see index. 

CARRIAGE FARES !N BOSTON 

The rates of fare in the City of Boston, to be taken by or paid to the 
owner or driver of any licensed carriage, are as follows: 

For carrying a passenger from one place to another, within the city 
proper, 25 cents. 

For children between three and twelve years of age. if more than one, 
or if accompanied by an adult, half price only is charged for each child ; 
and for children under three years of age, when accompanied by their 
parents, or any adult, no charge is made. Every driver or owner of 
any licensed carriage, is obliged to carry with each passenger one trunk, 
and a valise, saddle-bag, carpet-bag, portmanteau, box, bundle, basket, 
or other article used in travelling, if he be required so to do, without 
charge or compensation therefor ; but for every such trunk or other such 
article above named more than two, he is entitled to demand and receive 
flic sum of five cents. 



ROUTES FROM BOSTON. 



A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES, FARES, &c, FROM 
BOSTON TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PLACES 
IN THE UNION. 

The following will show, at a glance, the distance, expense, and time 
occupied, in travelling from Boston to the most prominent points in the 
Union. Allowance, however, must he made in the rate of fares when tra- 
velling in steamboats, upon Lakes or Rivers, as these modes of convey- 
ance are subject to more or less competition, in which case the fares vary. 
Those given, however, are as accurate as can be obtained under the cir- 
cumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near enough to make up a gene- 
ral estimate oT expenses. The time given is that which is actually occu- 
pied in passing from one point to another; the detentions hetween each 
route are not taken into consideration, as these the traveller must deter- 
mine for himself. The distances are given by the shortest routes. 



Names of Places. 



Miles. 


Hours 


Fare. 


200 


10 


$5 CO 


420 


19 


10 CO 


498 


24 


11 00 


1018 


66 


24 00 


1010 


50 


22 00 


103G 


51 


22 00 


936 


44 


22 50 


1032 


52 


22 00 


681 


34 


15 00 


816 


39 


19 00 


732 


36 


17 00 


962 


48 


20 00 


1071 


53 


23 00 


1667 


124 


55 00 


330 


12 


6 50 


1470 


84 


47 00 


1S33 


142 


60 00 


2412 


14S 


42 75 


2434 


160 


60 00 


236 


10 


5 00 


503 


24 


11 00 


323 


144, 


7 00 


676 


34 


16 00 


591 


30 


17 00 


1192 


59 


27 00 


1143 


76 


29 00 


1295 


65 


29 50 


1233 


62 


28 00 


1340 


67 


37 00 


1520 


92 


34 00 


460 


21 


11 25 



BOSTON to Albany, N.Y., via Western R.R 

" Baltimore, via New York and Philadelphia.. 

" Bctfalo, via Albany 

" ' Charleston, S. C 

" Chicago, via Canada 

K Chicago, via Cleveland 

" Cincinnati, via Columhus 

" Cincinnati, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and 
Crestline, Ohio 

" Cleveland, Ohio, via Buffalo 

" Columbus, Ohio, via Cleveland 

" Detroit, via Canada 

" Indianapolis, la., via Clevel'd and Bellefon- 

taine, Ohio 

Louisville, Ky., via Indianapolis 

" Mobile, Ala 

" Montreal, via Burlington, Yt 

Montgomery, Ala 

" ■ New Orleans, via Washington 

" New Orleans, via Canada. Chicago, Illinois 

Central R.R., and Mississippi Paver... 

" NewOrleaxs, via Cleveland, Indianapolis, St. 
Louis, and Mississippi River 

" New York, via Springfield , 

" Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge 

" Philadelphia 

a Pittsburg, Pa., via Philadelphia 

" Richmond, Ya 

Rock Island, 111., via Canada and Chicago,... 

" Savannah, Ga 

* St. Louis, via Canada. Chicago, and Alton, 111. 

" St. Loos, via Cleveland and Indianapolis 

St. Louis, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg and In- 
dianapolis 

" St. Paul, Minnesota, via Canada and Chicago, 
and Mississippi River 

" Washington, D.C 



BOSTON TO PORTLAND. 



JgJ BOSTON TO PORT- 
*«*■ LAND. 

iana. 



Eastern Railroad. 

BOSTON to 

E. Boston (by ferry). 
North Chelsea.... 

Lynn 

Swamscot 

*Sadem 

fBeverly 

Wenham 

Ipswich 

Rowley 

JNewburyport . . 
§East Salisbury. . . 
Seabrook, (N. H.). 
Hampton Falls... 

Hampton 

North Hampton. .. 
Greenland ....*... 

JjPORTSMOUTH 

Portland, Saco, and 
Portsmouth R. R. 

Elliot, (Me.) 

^Berwick Junction. 
North Berwick . . . 

Wells 

Kennebunk. 

Biddeford 

Saco 

Scarborough to... 
PORTLAND 



*l™ PORTLAND TO BOS- v \r ST 

land. TON. {Read lip.) Place, ton. 



4 4 

9 

11 

14 
1(3 
20 
25 
20 
24 
36 
40 
42 
44 
47 
40 
54 



Through fare $2.50 Time 5 hours. 

* Marblehead Branch runs to 
Marblehead, 4 miles from Salem. 
Essex Railroad runs to Lawrence, 
connecting with Lowell, Manches- 
ter, &c. 

f Gloucester Branch Railroad 
diverges here; to Manchester, 9; 
Gloucester, 14 miles. Fare 45 cts. 
From Boston to G. 30 miles. Fare 
$ 1 00. This road affords a direct 
route to Cape Ann. 

\ The Newi3URYPort Railroad 
runs to Georgetown, Mass. ,10 miles. 
Fate 25 cts. From the latter place 
stages run to JV. Jindover, Haver- 
hill, and Bradford, connecting with 



trains for Lowell, Concord, JV. IL- 
•fee. 

§ Salisbury Branch Railroad 
runs to Salisbury Mills, 3 miles. 

|| Portsmouth and Concord Rail- 
road diverges here. 

IT The Boston and Maine Railroad 
connects here, 



From 
Law- 
rence. 


SALEM TO LAW- 
RENCE. 


Place 
Place. 


Sa- 
lem. 


21 

19 
18 
11 


SALEM to. 

South Danvers 

North Danvers 

Middleton 




2 
3 
5 

8 
2 
1 

Place 
Place. 




2 
5 

10 


3 
1 



North Andover 

Sutton's Mills to. . 
*LAWRENGE.... 


18 
20 
21 


From 
Law- 


LAWRENCE TO SA- 
LEM. {Read up.) 


From 
Sa- 



* Connects here with the Lowell 
and Lawrence Railroad, the Boston 
and Maine Railroad, and the Man* 
Chester and Lawrence Railroad, 



From 
Low- 
ell. 


SALEM TO LOWELL. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Sa- 
lem. 


24 

19 
14 

8 
6 
2 



SALEM to 

South Danvers.... 

West Danvers 

North Reading 

Wilmington 

Tewksbury to 

LOWELL 



5 
5 



o 

4 

2 



5 

10 
16 

18 
22 
24 


From 
Low- 
ell. 


LOWELL TO SALEM. 
{Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Sa- 
lem. 


From 
lem. 


BOSTON TO SALEM. 


Place 
Place. 


10 

7 
o 


Frora « 
Hos- 
t-on. 


19 


Boston and Maine R 
BOSTON 





9 

2 



South Reading 

Reading Branch to 
South Danvers to. 
SALEM 


10 

17 
19 








From 
lem. 


SALEM TO BOSTON. 
{Read up.) 


Place. 1 


Frora 

Bos- 

too. 



BOSTON TO PORTLAND. 



*The South Reading Branch Rail- 
road forms a new route between 
Boston and Salem. It is, however, 
4 miles farther than the one via 
the Eastern Railroad. 



From 
Port- 
land. 



in 

109 
100 
104 
103 
102 
101 
99 
90 
90 
88 
85 
83 
79 
78 
73 
70 
G6 
01 
57 
54 
49 
43 
40 
39 



BOSTON TO PORT 
LAND, 



Boston % Maine R.R. 

BOSTON to 

Somerville 

♦Maiden 

Melrose 

Stoneham 

Greenwood 

South Reading 

Reading 

Wilmington 

Ballardvale 

Andover 

tL-VWRENCE JUNC. 

North Andover 

Bradford 

Haverhill 

Plaistovv, N. H. ... 

Newton 

East Kingston 

Exeter 

South Newmarket. 

INewmarket 

Durham 

jDover 

Somersworth 

Salmon Falls 

S. Berwick Junc. . 
Portland, Saco, and 

Portsmouth R. R. 
North Berwick. . 

Wells 

Kennelmnk 

Biddeford 

Saco 

Scarborough to. . 
PORTLAND .... 



Fron, PORTLAND TO BOS- ?, t a ce *£- 

land. TON, {Read tip.) place. 



P'act- 
Place. 



Through fare $~.DoTime 5 hours. 

* Mcdford Branch Railroad ex- 
tends to the centre of the town of 



Medford, distance 5£ miles from 
Boston. Fare 15 cents. 

t Intersects here with the Loicch 
and Lawrence Railroad, and Man- 
chester and Lawrence Railroad. — 
Persons going to central N. Hamp- 
shire and Vermont, or the north 
ern pant of Massachusetts, maj 
do so by taking the above routes 
See Index for these roads respec- 
tively. 

\ TJie Portsmouth and Concord 
Railroad intersects here. 

§ The Cochcco Railroad connects 
with the Boston and Maine Rail- 
road at this place. 

|/The Great Falls Branch Rail- 
road unites here with the Boston 
and Maine Railroad. 



From 
Farm 


DOVER TO FARM- 
INGTON. 


Place 
to 



8 
2 
4 
4 


From 
Uo- 


18 
10 


Cocheco Railroad.* 
fDOVER to 




8 


8 
4 



Rochester 

Walker's to 

FARMINaTON . 


10 
14 
18 


From 

Farm 


FARMINGTON TO 
DOVER. (Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Do- 



*This road is being constructed 
via Alton, to connect with the Bos- 
ton, Concord and Montreal Railroad, 
at Meredith. 

Stases leave Farminjrton for 
Mid diet on, Wolfboro\ Tuftor.boro\ 
Moultonboro\ Sandwich, Gilmanton. 
Iron Works, Gilmanton Corner, Gil- 
ford, and Meredith, every other day 
from Tuesday ; for Alton Bay, Gil- 
ford, and Meredith, every other day 
from Monday. Also, from Roches- 
ter, for Milton. Wakefield, Cssipet* 
and Conway daily. 

t At Dover this road connects 
with the Boston and Maine Rail- 
road. 



GREAT FALLS TO CONWAY, N. H. 



GREAT FALLS TO 

CONWAY. N. H. 

Gt. Falls $ Conway 

Railroad. 
GREAT FALLS to 

Rochester 

By stage ta 

Chesnut Kill 

Milton , 

Union \ 

Wakefield. 

Ossipee 

Centre Ossipee .... 

West Ossipee 

Eaton to 

CONWAY 

CONWAY TO GREAT 
FALLS, {Read up.) 



Place 



From 
Great 

Fails. 



Place From 
Great 

Falls. 



This road is a continuation of 
the Great Falls Branch Railroad, 
uniting with the Boston and Maine 
Railroad at Somersworth. It is 
open to Rochester, 6 miles from 
Great Falls and 9 miles from So- 
mersworth. It is designed to con- 
tinue this road through Milton, 
Wakefield, Effingham, and Eaton, to 
Conway, M R. 



PORTSMOUTH TO 
CONCORD. 



Portsmouth and Con 

cord Railroad. 
PORTSMOUTH to 

Greenland 

Stmt ham 

Newmarket . . . . 

Epping 

Raymond 

Candia 

Rowe's Corner. . 

Suncook to 

CONCORD 



CONCORD TO 
PORTSMOUTH. 

(Read up.) 



At Concord this route connects 
with the Northern and the Vermont 
Central Railroad, forming a conti- 
nuous line to Montreal. At Con- 
cord, also, it connects with the ' 
Boston, Concord^ and Montreal, and 
the Nashua and Concord Rail- 
roads. 

At Portsmouth it connects with 
the Eastern Railroad; and, also, 
the Portsmouth, Saco, and Portland 
Railroads. 

At Newmarket it intersects the 
Boston and Maine Railroad, over 
which passengers may go to Exeter, 
East Kingston, Plaistow, Haverhill, 
Mass., Lawrence, Lowell, Boston.Scc. 
and to ^lace: 
Newmarket. 



PORTLAND TO 
MONTREAL. 



Atlantic and St. 

Lawrence R. R. 
PORTLAND to.. 

Falmouth 

Cumberland 

Yarmouth 

* Yarmouth June. 

N. Yarmouth 

Webber's 

New Gloucester . . 

Cobb's Bridge 

fDanville June. . .. 

Empire Road 

{Mechanics Fall: 

Oxford 

North Oxford 

South Paris 

North Paris 

Bryant's Pond. .. . 
Lock's Mills....... 

Bethel 

West Bethel...'.. 

G-ilead 

Shelburne, N. H... 
West Shelburne . . 

GORHAM 

lin Fails 

Milan -. 

West Milan 

Vorthumberland. . . 

Stratford 

.V. Stratford 



PORTLAND TO MONTREAL. 



152 

143 
127 



MS 

111 

107 

101 

98 

84 

74 

59 

51 

45 

32 

25 

19 

12 

2 



From 
Mon- 
treal. 



Wenlock, Vt 

Island Pond 

Canada Line 

St. Lawrence and 
Atlantic R. R. 

Coaticoak, Can 

Compton Centre . . 

Waterville 

Lennoxville 

Sherbrooke 

Windsor 

Richmond 

Durham 

Acton 

Upton 

St. Hyacinthe 

L. Soixante. 

St. Hillaire 

Bouchorviile 

Longueil 

Bif Steamboat to 
MONTREAL.... 



MONTREAL, CAN., 

TO PORTLAND, ME 

(Read up.) 



* The Kennebec and Portland 
Railroad diverges here. 

t The Androscoggin and Kenne- 
bec Railroad diverges here, and runs 
to Waterville. 

X The Bcjckfield Branch Rail- 
road diverges here. Route — to 
West Minot, 4 miles ; South Hebron, 
7 ; East Hebron, 9; Buckfield, 13. 
Fare, 40 cents. 

Stages run from Buckfield to 
Turner's, Dixfield, Livermore, East 
Livermore, Jay, and also to other 
places in the vicinity. 



319 

97 



PORTLAND, ME„T0 PI ? o ce 
QUEBEC, CAN. f piace ' 



PORTLAND to.... 
{ Richmond (see ) 
( previous route. . \ 
Quebec and Rich- 
mond R. R. 

Danville, Can 

Nicolet 

Stanneld 

Somerset 

Recancour Bridge.. . 

St. Flavien . .... 



From 
Port- 


222 



20 jBlack Riv. Settlem't 
8 Chaudiere Bridge 
QUEBEC 



From QUEBEC TO PORT- 
LAND, ME. 
(Read up.) 



209 
311 

319 



PORTLAND, ME., TO *£ 
*D0VER, N. H. 



York and Cumber- 
laud R. R. 
PORTLAND to... 

Morrill's 

Gorham 

Buxton 

Hollis 

Waterborough 

Lavman 

Alfred 

San ford 

X. Berwick 

Berwick 

Salmon Falls to. .. 

Boston and Maine 

Railroad. 
DOVER 



DOVER TO PORT- 
LAND. (Read up.] 



*The York and Cumberland R.R. 
is now in progress of construction. 



From 
Con- 
way. 

56 
50 

46 
43 
39 
31 
25 



PORTLAND TO CON 
WAY,N.H. 



Stao-e. 
PORTLAND to.. 

Sacarappa 

Gorham 

West Gorham..,. 

Standish , 

East Baldwin 

West Baldwin 

Hiram 

Brownfield 

Fryeburgh 

Centre Conway to 
*CONWAY 



CONWAY TO PORT 
LAND, (Read up.) 



Fro* 
Port 
land. 


6 
10 
13 
17 
25 
31 
34 
40 
48 
52 



From 
Port- 
land 



12 



CONWAY TO LITTLETON, N. H. 



* For routes to the White Moun- 
tains, see Index. 


Fmm 
Little- 
ton. 


CONWAY TO LIT- 
TLETON, N. H. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
way. 


54 
51 

48 
42 


CONWAY to 

North Conway 
Lower Bartlett. . . . 
Bartlett 



3 
3 

6 

12 

2 

4 

13 
5 



3 

6 
12 
24 
30 
32 

36 

49 
54 


30 

24 
22 

13 

5 



Mt.Crawford House 

Willey House 

Notch House 

c Fabyan's Mount ) 
I Washington Ho. 5 

Bethlehem to 

LITTLETON .... 


From 
Little- 
ton. 


LITTLETON TO CON- 
WAY. (Read rip.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 

Con- 


From 
Mere- 
dith 

Vill. 


CONWAYTO MERE- 
DITH VILLAGE, N.H. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


7 
6 
3 
7 
2 
5 
4 


From 
Con- 
way. 



7 

13 

1G 
23 
25 
30 
34 


34 

27 

21 

18 

11 

9 

4 




CONWAY to 


Tamworth 

S. Tamworth ..... 


Moultonboro' 

Centre Harbor 

MEREDITH VIL 


From MEREDITH VILLAGE 
aXI TO CONWAY. 

VlU - | {Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
way. 


From Meredith Village, pel 
may go to Concord, by the Bo 
Concord, and Montreal Rail 
and from thence to Lowell, Bo 
and other places. 


sons 
ston, 
•oad, 
ston, 


From 
Wa- 
ter- 
ford. 


PORTLAND TO WA- 

TERFORD, OXFORD 

COUNTY, ME. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
land. 


48 
42 


PORTLAND to... 




4 
4 
3 
5 



6 
10 
14 
17 


38 
34 


South Windham. . . 


31 

20 


North Windham. .. 
Raymond 



Naples 

Bridge ton. ....... 

North Bridgeton.. 
South Waterford . 
WATERFORD- • 



WATERFORD TO 
PORTLAND. 

(Read up.) 



PORTLAND, ME., TO 

WATERVILLE AND 

BANGOR. 



_gin and 
Kennebec Railroad 
and stage. 

PORTLAND to... 

Falmouth , 

Cumberland 

Yarmouth. ........ 

Yarmouth June 

Atlantic and St.Law- 
rence Railroad. 

N. Yarmouth 

Webber's 

New Gloucester . . . 

Cobb's Bridge 

Danville Junction. 

Androscoggin and 

Kennebec R. R. 

Auburn 

Lewiston 

Greene 

Leeds 

Monmouth 

Winthrop 

Readfield 

Belgrade 

West Water vi lie to 

♦WATERVILLE . 



WATERVILLE TO 
PORTLAND. 

(Read up.) 



Fare from Portland, $2 25. Time, 
4^ hours. 

* Stages leave Waterville for Ban- 
gor, on the arrival of each train; 
passengers having through tickets 
from either Boston or Lawrence, 
have a check given them in the 
cars, which on the payment of 



PORTLAND TO AUGUSTA, ME, 



13 



$1 50 extra, entitles them to a pas- 
sage to Bangor in the first convey- 
ance from Waterville, thus making 
the through fare from Boston to 
Bangor $4" 50. 

Through tickets are sold in Bos- 
ton at the Depots of the Eastern 
R. R., and the Boston and Maine; 
and, also, at Lawrence, to the fol- 
lowing stations on the road, viz. to 
Monmouth, Winthrop, and Readfield, 
at $2 50; to Belgrade, at $2 75 ; to 
Waterville, at $3 00. Passengers 
going to Hallojcell and Augusta, 
can purchase a through ticket to 
Winthrop (10 miles) for $2 50, and 
in the cars before arriving at JVin- 
throp, a check will be given them 
to carry them by stage to those 
towns without additional charge. 

At Winthrop stages leave for 
Dixfield, and other places in this 
vici nity, connecting with the morn- 
ing train. 

Stages leave Lewiston, for Turn- 
er's, North Livermore, Peru, and 
Dixfield. 

Leave Readfield, for ML Vernon, 
Vienna, Farmiv.gton, Phillips, and 
New Portland; for the above places, 
stages connect with each train.— 
On every other day from Tuesday, 
stages connect at Readfield with 
morning train only, for Kent's Hill, 
i Fayette, Livermore Falls, Jay, Ckes- 
tervillc, East Wilton, and Wilton. 

Stages leave Belgrade, for Chan- 
: dlers Mills, Rome, New Sharon, 
', Mercer, Stark, Industry, New Vine- 
' yard, and New Portland. 

Stages leave Waterville, for Solon 
i Anson, Norridgewock, and Slcow- 
i hegan. 

Stages run in connection with 
the cars from Waterville to Belfast, 
via Vassalboro\ and China. 



From 
Au- 
gusta. 


PORTLAND TO AU- 
GUSTA, ME. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Port- 
land. 


56 
51 


Atlantic and St.La7C- 

rence Railroad. 
PORTLAND to... 



5 
4 





47 


Cumberland 


9 







Yarmouth 

Yarmouth June. . . 
Kennebec and Port- 
land Railroad. 

Freeport 

Merriman's Road. . 

^Brunswick 

Tophain 

Bowdoinham 

Gardiner 

Hallowell to 

AUGUSTA 



*™ AUGUSTA TO PORT- 
LAND. {Read up.) P ,a" e . \2a, 



* Branch Railroad to Bath c!i- 
verges here 9 miles. 

Passengers for Winthrop will pur- 
chase a through ticket to Augusta, 
and can then obtain a check in the 
cars to convey them to Winthrop 
for the same as to Augusta. Fare 
to and from Boston or Lawrence 
to Gardiner, Hallowell, or Augusta, 
$2 50. 



AUGUSTA AND WA- 
TERVILLE, ME., TO 
QUEBEC, CAN 



AUGUSTA to . . . 

Sidney 

Waterville 

Fairfield 

Bloomfield 

Skowhegan 

Norridgewock . . 

Madison 

Anson 

Embden 

Solon 

Bingham 

Moscow 

Carritunk 

The Forks 

Jackman's 

Moose River 

State Line 

St. Charles,(Can.E. 

St. Francis 

St. Joseph 

St. Mary to 

QUEBEC 



QUEBEC TO AUGUS- ri t a ce F IT 

TA, ME. (Read Up.) Plate, guata. 



From 



Q 


13 
23 

32 
H 

23 
47 
51 
53 
59 
v54 
76 
82 
91 
110 
120 
140 
]60 
174 
190 
•202 
235 



14 



AUGUSTA TO BANGOR, 



From Augusta to Portland^ see 
page 13. 



AUGUSTA TO BAN- 
GOR. 



Place From 

to Au- 
Place. gusta. 



By Stage. 
AUGUSTA to.. 
Vassalboro' .... 
East Vassalboro' 

hina 

Albion 

Unity 

Troy ... 

Dixmont .. 

Newburg 

Hampden to. ... 
BANGOR 

BANGOR TO AUGUS- 
TA. ('X ead U P-) 

PORTLAND TO BEL- 
FAST AND BANGOR 
VIA BATH. 



144 
139 

135 
133 
132 



127 
122 
118 
114 
109 

106 
98 
93 

88 
86 

76 
71 



Atlantic and St. Law- 
rence Railroad. 

PORTLAND to... 

Falmouth 

Cumberland 

Yarmouth 

Yarmouth June 

nacbec and Port- 
land Railroad. 

Freeport ■ 

Merri man's Road.. 

Brunswick 

Harding's 

Bath 

By Stage. 

Woolwich i 

Wiscasset 

Sheepscot Branch. 

New Castle 

Nobleboro 1 

Waldoboro' 

Warren 

Thomaston 

East Thomaston... 

West Camden.... 

Camden 

Lincolnville 



Place 
to 

Place. 



Northport 

Belfast 

Swativille. 

North Searsport. . 
Frankfort Mills . . 

Frankfort 

North Frankfort. . 
Hampden to. . . ,. . 
BANGOR 



BANGOR AND BEL- 
FAST to PORTLAND. 
(Read up.) 



BANGOR TO WIL- 
LIAMSBURG AND 
BROWNSVILLE, PIS- 
CATAQUIS CO., ME. 

BANGOR to 

South Dutton 

Levant 

East Corinth 

Charleston 

Atkinson 

Sebee 

Barnard 

Willi amsb org 

Brownsville 

Or from 

Bangor to 

Dutton 

Kirkland 

Bradford 

Boydstown 

Mijto 

Brownsville to. .. 
WILLI AMSB'RG 

WILLIAMSBURG TO 
BANGOR. 
(Read up.) 



BANGOR TO GREEN- 
VILLE AND MOOSE- 
HEAD LAKE. 



By Stage. 

BANGOR 

South Dutton 

Levant 

East Corinth 

West Charleston. 



104 
111 
118 
121 
130 
132 
135 
138 
144 



Place 
Plae. 



Place 
Place. 



FroUi 
Port- 
land. 









9 


9 


7 


16 


10 


■:•< 


7 


33 


6 


39 


4 


43 


2 


45 



BANGOR TO CASTINE. 



15 



South Dover. .. . 

Dover 

East Sangcrville 

Sangerville 

Guilford 

Abbot 

Monsou 

Shiriev to 

GREENVILLE ^ 

AND > 

C Moosehead Lake ) 



117 
113 
111 

103 
105 

103 
100 
94 

87 
85 
74 
68 
60 
63 



GREENVILLE TO 
BANGOR. 

(Read up.) 



BANGOR TO CAS- 
TINE. 



By Stage. 

BANGOR to 

Brewer 

Brewer Village 

Orrington 

South Orrington. . . 
North Bucksport. .. 

Bucksport 

Orland 

North Castine 

OASTINE 



CASTINE TO BAN- 
GOR. (Read up.) 



70 



BANGOR TO HOUL- 
TON, ME. 



Bangor and Piscata- 
quis Railroad. 

BANGOR to 

St'm-Mill Turnout. 
Half- Way Station . 
Upper Stillwater . . 

Old Town 

By Stage. 

Milford 

Sunkhaze 

Green bush 

Olamon 

Passadumkeag 

South Lincoln 

Lincoln 

Lincoln Centre. . . 
North Lincoln . . . . 



From 
East- 



Mattawamkeag 
South Moluncas 

Haynesville 

Linnaeus to 

HOULTON-... 



HOULTON TO BAN 
GOR. (Read up.) 

BELFAST AND BAN 

GOR TO EASTPORT, 

ME. 

By Stage. 
♦BELFAST to ... . 
South Prospect .... 

Prospect 

Bucksport 

Orland 

Ellsworth 

Hancock 

Sullivan. . . « 

Goldsboro' 

Steuben 

Narraguagus 

Harrington 

East Harrington. .. 

Columbia 

Jonesboro' 

Machias 

East Machias 

Marion 

Dennysville 

Pembroke to 

EASTPORT 



From EAST p RT TO BEL 
%«.\ FAST, ME. 

(Read up.) 



Place 

Place. 



02 
72 
91 
111 
117 



97 
103 
112 
120 
126 
138 



From 
Bel- 
fast. 



*From Portland to Belfast, see 
page 14. 

Stages leave Bangor, daily, for 
Machias and Eastport, connecting 
with the foregoing route at Ells- 
worth, 27 miles distant from Ban- 
gor. From Bangor to Machias, 90 
miles ; and from Bangor to East- 
port, 131 miles. From Machias 
through East Machias and Lubec to 
Eastport, 34 miles. 

Steamboats run between East- 
port and Boston via Portland, and, 
also, St. John, N. B. Fare from 
Eastport to Boston, $o 00. From 



16 



NEW BRUNSWICK AND NQVA SCOTIA. 



Eastport to St. John, $2 50. Pas- 
sengers for Calais, on arrival of the 
boat, take the steamer plying be- 
tween Eastport and Calais. 

Ferry-boats ply between Eastport 
and Pembroke, and Lubec, and the 
islands of Campo Bello, Deer, &c. 

From Eastport to Calais. — To 
Perry, 8 ; Robbinston, 9 ; Calais, 12 ; 
total, 29 miles. From Calais to 
Baring, 5 miles. 

ROUTES IN NEW BRUNSWICK AND 
NOVA SCOTIA. 

From St. John, JV. B., there is a 

regular line (by steamboat) to East- 
port, Me., GO miles, and from thence 
to Portland and Boston. Fare from 
St. John to Eastport, $2 50. Fare 
from Eastport to Portland, $4 50, 
and Boston, $5 00. Through fare 
from St. John to Portland,^ $0 00, 
and from St. John to Boston, $7 00. 
(Cabin.) 

Steamers ply regularly on the St. 
John River, between the city of St. 
John and Frederickton, the capital of 
the province, 90 miles, making the 
intermediate landings. Steamers 
of a less draught run from Frede- 
rickton. up the river to Woodstock, 
(iO miles, and occasionally as far up 
as Tobique and Grand Falls, the 
first 95, and the latter 125 miles, 
above Frederickton. When the 
depth of water permits it, a steamer 
runs from above the Grand Falls, 
to the Madaicaska Settlement, about 
40 miles distant. 

Stages leave Frederickton for 
M'igerville. Gagctown, Jemsin g , &c. 
Also, for Woodstock, and Houlton, 
and from thence to Bangor, and 
other places in the State of Maine. 
A daily line leaves for Canada, 
carrying the mails, passing the Ma- 
dawaska Settlements. Stage Lines 
leave Frederickton for Liverpool, 
JV B., and also for Miramichi, Chat- 
ham, Nc?ccastle, and other places on 
the Miramichi River and Bay. — 
From these, communication is ob- 
tained with Prince Edward's Island. 
Stages run from Frederickton to St. 
Andrews, St. Step/tens, Calais, and 



Eastport, Me., and also to St. John, 
the principal port of the province. 

Stages run between St. John and 
Halifax, JV 5., carrying the mails, 
round the Bend of Pettecodiac, 
through Dorchester, Westmoreland, 
and Truro. Also, from St. John to 
St. Andrews, St. Stephens, and Ca- 
lais, Me. A steamer leaves St. John 
for the principal places in the Bay 
of Fundy, and Windsor, N. S. 

Steamers, also, run from St. John 
to Digby and Annapolis, JV. & — 
Stages connect with the steamers 
for Windsor, and from thence to 
Halifax, and from the latter place 
to all parts of Nova Scotia. 



BOSTON TO MONTREAL, 

VIA FITCHBURG AND THE 

RUTLAND RAILROAD. 



From 

Fitch- 

burg. 



BOSTON TO FITCH 
BURG. 



Fitchburg R. R, 

BOSTON to 

*Somerville , 

[West Cambridge. 

Waltham 

Stony Brook. 

Weston , 

Lincoln 

Concord 

JSouth Acton 

West Acton 

Littleton 

§Groton 

Shirley 

Lunenburg 

Leominster to. .. . 
FITCHBURG- ■ • • 



FITCHBURG TO 
BOSTON, 

{Read zip.) 



From 
Bos- 



Tj-ora 
Bos- 
ton. 



Fare, $1 55. Time, about 2 hours. 

* Harvard Branch R. R. diverges 
here. From Boston to Cambridge, 
3 miles. Fare, 15 cents. 

f The Watertown Branch R.R. and 
the Lexington and West Cambridge 
R. R. diverge from West. Cam- 



FITCH3URG TO BELLOWS FALLS. 



17 



bridge. From Boston to Water town, 
8 miles. Pare, 25 cents. From Bos- 
ton to Lexington, 11 miles. Fare, 
30 cents. 

I The Lancaster and Sterling 
Branch Railroad diverges from the 
Fitchburg Railroad, at Soutli Ac- 
ton • jt will connect with the Worce- 
ster and Nashua Railroad at Lan- 
caster. Cars are now running to 
Fcltonvillc, 9 miles, or 34 miles 
from Boston. Fare, 95 cents. 

§ From Groton Junction, passen- 
gers may proceed to Nashua, Man- 
chester, and Concord, N H. Also, 
to Lowell, Lawrence, the eastern 
part of New Hampshire, and the 
Srate of Maine. They may, like- 
wise, proceed to Worcester and 
Springfield, Mass ; to all parts of 
Connecticut and Rhode Island, and 
also to the city of New York. 



From 
Bel- 
lows 

Falls 


FITCHBURG TO BEL- 
LOWS FALLS. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Fitch- 
burg. 


65 
63 
60 
54 

50 
46 
43 
37 
39, 


Ve r m ont and Ma ssa- 
chusetts Railroad. 

FITCHBURG- to.. 

West Fitchburg 

Westminster 

*S. Ashburnham. .. 
Cheshire Railroad. 

N. Ashburnham . .. 

Winchendon 

State Line 

Fitzwilliam, N. H.. 

Troy 



2 
3 
6 

4 

4 
3 

6 
5 
4 

6 
8 
4 
6 
4 



2 
5 
11 

15 
19 
22 

23 
33 


9R 




37 


?■? 




43 


14 
10 
4 



E. Westmoreland. . 

Westmoreland 

Walpole to 

TBELLOWS F'LS 


51 
55 

61 
65 


/rom 
Bel- 

1 -s 
Falls. 


BELLOWS FALLS TO 
FITCHBURG. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
to 

Place. 


From 
Fitch- 
burg. 



Fare, $2.00. Time, 2 hours 45 
minutes. 

*The Vermont and Massachusetts 
Railroad leads to Greenfield, Mass , 
and to Brattleboro', Vt., by another 



roar!, the route is continued, a'ong 
the west bank of the Connecticut, 
ss Falls, uniting there with 
the Sullivan and the Rutland Rail- 
roads. 

|At Bellows Falls the Sullivan 
Railroad unites with the Cheshire 
and Rutland roads, forming a con- 
nection with the Passumpsic, the 
Vermont Central, and N. II. North- 
ern Railroads. 

Stages leave Winchendon, for 
Rindge and Jaffrcy ; Fitzwilliam 
for Richmond, Winchester, Hinsdale, 
and Brattleboro''; from Keene for 
Chester and Brattleboro'. 



BELLOWS FALLS TO ri - e 
BURLINGTON, VT. "** 



Rutland Railroad. 
BELLOWS F'S to 

Rockingham 

Bartonville 

Chester 

Gassett's 

Duttonsville 

Proctorsville 

Ludlow 

Mount Holly. .. 
Cuttingsville .... 

Clarendon 

^Rutland 

Pittsford 

Brandon 

Whiting 

Salisbury 

MlDDLEBFRY .... 

New Haven 

Vergenues 

Ferrisburg , 

Charlotte 

Shelburne to 

tBURLINGTON 



BURLINGTON TO 

BELLOWS FALLS. 

(Read up.) 





6 

10 

14 

ia 

23 

-25 

28 

35 

43 

50 

53 

0-2 

70 

76 

81- 

87 

94 

99 

105 

109 

114 

120 



From 



Fare, $3 60. Time, about 6 hours. 

Through fare, from Boston to 
Burlington, 235 miles, ,$6 00. Time, 
about 10 hours. 

*The Whitehall and Rutland 



18 



BOSTON TO MOrfTREAL, VIA CONCORD, 



R.R., 25 miles, unites here. By this 
connection, passengers may reach 
Buffalo, N.Y., via Saratoga Springs 
and Schenectady, or New York city, 
via Albany. 

Passengers leaving Burlington 
about 8 in the morning, reach New 
York, via Bellows Falls, Springfield, 
New Haven, &c, in 20 hours ; or 
via Fitchburg, Worcester, and Nor- 
wich, in about 25 hours. 

A steamer leaves Vergennes, 
daily, for Westport, N. Y. Passen- 
gers for any of the towns on the 
west side of Lake Champlain, can 
take this conveyance. 

f From Burlington to Montreal, 
see page 20. 



BOSTON TO MONTREAL, 
VIA CONCORD. 



From 
Con- 
cord 



BOSTON TO LOW- 
ELL, NASHUA AND 
CONCORD. 



Boston and Lowell 

Railroad. 

BOSTON to 

East Cambridge . . . 

Somerville 

Medford 

South Woburn .... 

Woburn 

Wilmington 

Billerica&Tewks'y 

BiMerica Mills 

* Lowell 

Lowell and Nashua 

Railroad. 

Middlesex 

Chelmsford 

Tyngsboro' 

Little's, N. H. .. 
Nashville 

fNASHUA 

Nashua and Concord 

Railroad. 
Thornton's Ferry 

Reed's Ferry 

Goff's Falls 

Manchester .. .. 
Martin '« Ferry . . 



8 


Hookset 


4 

4 
4 

Place 

to 
Place. 


68 
72 
76 


4 



Robinson's Ferry to 
{CONCORD 


From 
Con- 
cord 
and 

ell. .ire 


CONCORD & LOW- 
ELL TO BOSTON. 
{Read up.) 


From 

Bos- 
tou. 



* The Lowell and Lawrence 
R. R. intersects here. Route — From 
Lowell to Tewksbury, 6 miles; to 
Lawrence^ 13 miles. Fare, 35 cts. 

From Lawrence, passengers may 
go to Haverhill, Mass., or Boston 
and other places on the Boston and 
Maine R. R., and from thence to the 
State of Maine. Also, by the Essex 
R. R. to Middleton, Danvers, Salem, 
and from Salem to Marblehead, 
Gloucester, Lynn, Boston, &cc, and 
by the Manchester and Lawrence R. 
R., to places in that vicinity. 

From Lowell, passengers may 
proceed, via the Stony Brook R. R,, 
to the intersection of the Fitch- 
burg R. R. at Oroton; from thence 
to Fitchburg, and other places on 
the line of that road, and its con- 
necting links. Also, to Worcester, 
Norwich, and New York. 

t Here the Nashua and Worcester 
R R. intersects. Passengers may, 
therefore, proceed from Nashua to 
Worcester, Norwich, and New York. 
Also, to Providence, and to Spring- 
field, Hartford, New Haven, Green- 
field, Mass., Albany, &c. For the 
route of the Worcester and Nashua 
R. R., see page 46 & 47. 

X For the routes from Concord, 
see page 23. 



LOWELL TO GRQ- 
TON. 

Stony Brook R. R. 

LOWELL to 

Chelmsford 

Factory Village... 

Westford. 

Forse Village to. . 
G-SOTON 

GROTON TO LOW- 
ELL. {Read up.) 



BOSTON TO CONCORD, 



BOSTON TO CON- 
I CORD, VIA LaW- 
; RENCE AND MAN- 
CHESTER, 



Boston 4* Maine R.R 

BOSTON to 

Somerville 

Maiden 

Melrose 

Stoneham 

Greenwood 

South Reading 

Reading 

Wilmington 

Ballardvale 

Andover , 

La WHENCE 

Manchester <$• Law- 
rence R. R. 

Methuen 

Salem. N. H 

Windham 

Derry 

Londonderry 

Manchester , 

Concord R. R 
Martin's Ferry 

Hooksett 

Robinson's Ferry . . 
i*CONCOBD 



£on. CONCORD TO B0S-; piace 

cord, i TON, (Read Up.) Place. 



Fare, §2 00. Time, 3 hours. 

* For routes from Concord, see 
page 23. 



SRS CONCORD. N.H.TO 
\?*-\ WEST LEBANON, 



Place 
Place. 



Northern R. R. 
!*CONCORD to... 
'West Concord 

Fisherville 

Boscawen 

North Boscawen. . 

tFranklin 

East Andover 



39 Potter Place . 



36 West Andover 

30 Dai; bury 

25 Grafton 

17 Canaan 

10 Enfield 

8 East Lebanon 

4 Lebanon 

JW. LEBANON.. 



WEST LEBANON TO 
CONCORD. 

(Read up.) 



Trom 
Con- 
cord. 



Fare, S2 00. Time, 3 hours. 

*At Concord this road unites 
with the Concord and Montreal R. 
R., the Concord and Clarcmor.t R.R., 
the Concord R. R., and the Concord 
and Portsmouth R. R. 

t Bristol Branch R. R. diverges 
here. 

J Connects here with the Ver- 
mont Central R. R., and at White 
Ricer Junction on the west side of 
the Connecticut River, with the 
Passurnpsic River R. R. 

Stages leave Andover for J\*eio 
London, JV*. H., Wcndall, JVncport, 
Szc. ; from Lebanon, for Meridcn, 
Claremont, &c. 



WEST LEBANON TO 
MONTPEUER AND 
BURLINGTON, VT, 



Vermont Cenfl R.R. 
W.LEBANON to. 
* White Riv. June. 
White Riv. Village 
West Hartford.. 

Sharon 

South Royalton. 

Rovalton" 

Bethel 

Randolph 

Braintree 

Roxbury 

North field 

MONTTELIER. . .- 

Middlesex 

Waterbury 

Bolton 

Richmond ..... 



lES 



20 



BURLINGTON TO MONTREAL, 



Williston 

\ Essex 

VVinooski to 

| BURLINGTON. 

BURLINGTON TO 

W. LEBANON. 

(Read up.) 



Fare, $3 50. Time, 3f hours. 

Through fare, from 'Boston to 
Burlington, $-3 00. Distance, 249 
miles. " Time, about 10 hours. 

* The Connecticut and Passumpsic 
Mirers R. R. diverges here. See 
routes from White It. June, to 
Derby Line, page 22. 

f From Essex depot diverges the 
Vermont and Canada R. R., run- 
ning to St. Albans and Rouse's Pt.; 
at the latter place connecting with 
the Ogdensburg R. R. 

t At Burlington, trains connect 
daily, each way, with. the steamers 
running on Lake Champlain, to 
and from St. Johns and Montreal, 
in Canada, Whitehall, Saratoga 
Springs, Albany, &c. 

New York passengers, at Bur- 
lin2ton, can reach the former city, 
either by the way of Whitehall 
and Albany, or by taking either of 
the great routes running through 
Vermont to the Connecticut River, 
thence through its valley to Bel- 
lows Falls. Brattleboro', Greenfield. 
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, 
and thence to New York. 

Or, by continuing the routes in 
Vermont and New Hampshire. — 
The northern one passes through 
Concord, Nashua, Worcester, Nor- 
wich, and thence to New York. 

The southern route passes from 
Bellows Falls through Keene. Fitch- 
burg, Worcester, Norwich, and 
thence to New York. 

S'ao-cs run in connection with 
he Vermont Central R. R. to all 
parts of Central, Northern, and 
Western Vermont, and, also, the 
C&nadas. 



BURLINGTON TO 

MONTREAL. VIA ; 

LAKE CHAMPLAIN 



Bn Steamboat from 
BURLINGTON to 

Port Kent 

Port Jackson ..... 

Plattsbur^ 

Isle La Mott 

Chazy 

Champlain 

La Cole 

Isle anx Noix. .. . 
St. Johns 

Champlain and St, 
Lawrence R. R. 

La Prairie 

By Steamboat on the 
St. Lawrence. 

MONTREAL . 



M0NTREALT0 BUR- 
LINGTON. 

(Read up.) 



* See routes from Montreal. 



BURLINGTON, VT. 

TO ROUSE'S POINT, 

N. Y. 

Vermont Ccnfl R.R. 
*BTJRLING-T , N to 

WTnooski 

Essex Depot. 

Vermont $■ Canada 
R. R. 

Colchester 

Milton Falls 

Georgia 

St. Albans 

Swanton 

Hisrhgate 

LakeCham.(E. side) 

Albtrg 

West Alburg to 

tROUSE'S POINT 

ROUSE'S POINT TO 

BURLINGTON, VT. 

(Read up.) 



Fare, $1 50. Time, 2 hours. 



ROUSE'S POINT TO OGDENSBURG. 



* At Burlington. Vt., this route 
unites with the Vermont Central, 
and the Rutland Railroads, leading 
to Boston. 

t At House's Point this road joins 
the Ogdensburg or Northern Rail- 
road, running to the St. Lawrence 
River at Ogdensburg, and uniting 
there with steamboats running on 
Lake Ontario. 



117 
113 

10-2 
04 
89 
72 

(51 
55 

47 
41 

23 



ROUSE'S POINT TO 
OGDENSBURG, N.Y. 



Ogdensburg R. R 
♦ROUSE'S POINT 

Champlain 

Centreville 

Chazy 

Bilenberg 

Chateaugay 

Malone. 

Bangor 

Moira 

Lawrence 

Stockholm 

Potsdam 

.Madrid 

Lisbon to 

+03-DENSBURG- . 



OGDENSBURG TO 

ROUSE'S POINT. 

(Read up.) 



Fare, S3 00. Time, about 5£ hours. 

* From Rouse's Point, steamers 
run in connection with this road, 
1 to Whitehall, and from thence by 
railroad to Saratoga, Troy, Albany, 
and New York city. Also, to Bur- 
lington, Vt.. connecting there with 
the railroad routes to Boston; and 
to St. Johns, Canada, uniting with 
the route to Montreal. 

t Passengers intending to take 
this route to the West, by leaving 
either Montreal or Burlington, in 
the morning, will reach Ogdensburg 
in time for the steamers running to 
Kingston, Sackett's Harbor. Os?rcgo. 
Toronto. Rochester, Hamilton. Lewis- 
ton, and Buffalo, and thence to 
other places in the West and North- 



western States. Passengers from 
the West, leaving Ogdensburg by 
the early morning tram, will arrive 
at Rouse's Point in time for the 
steamers plying on Lake Cham- 
plain, and may reach Montreal the 
same day, and Burlington, in time 
for the evening train to Boston, and 
will arrive at Whitehall in season 
for the morning train to Saratoga 
Springs, Troy, Albany, and the city 
of New York. 



95 



BURLINGTON TO 
DERBY LINE, VT. 



Vermont Cent" I R.R 
BURLING-TON to 

Essex Depot 

By Stage. 

Essex 

Jericho 

Underhill 

Cambridge 

JerTersonville 

Johnston 

Hyde Park 

Wolcott 

Graftsburg 

Albany 

Irasburg 

Coventry 

Derby Centre to. . 
*DERBYLINE.. 



DERBY LINE TO | P1 , ce 
BURLINGTON. J to 

/ 7t j \ I Place. 

(Read up.) I 



* Stages run from Derby Line to 
Stanstead, Georgetown, and Lake 
Jlemphramagog, Canada. 



From 

St. 
Johns- 
bury. 


BURLINGTON TO 

ST. J0HNS3URY, 

VT., VIA MONTPE- 

LfER. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Bur- 
ling- 


80 
77 
70 
66 


Vermont Cent' l R.R. 
BURLINGTON to 

Winooski 

Essex Depot 

Williston 



3 

7 
4 




3 

10 

14 



22 



WHITE RIVER JUNCTION TO DERBY LINE. 



Richmond 

Bolton 

Waterbury 

Middlesex 

MoNTPELIER 

By Stage. 
East Montpelier. .. 

Plainficld 

Marshfield 

Cabot 

Danville to 

*ST. JOHNSB'RY 



ST. JOHNSBURY TO 
BURLINGTON. 

(Read up) 



* Persons can go between Bur- 
lington and St. Johnsbury, the 
whole distance by railroad, viz.: 
over the Vermont Central to White 
River Junction, thence by the Con- 
necticut and Passumpsic Rivers 
Railroad to St. Johnsbury. 



WHITE RIVER 
JUNCTION TO DER- 
BY LINE. 



114 
110 
104 
100 
97 

92 
85 



* Connecticut 8$ Pas- 
umpsic Rivers R.R. 

W. RIV. JUNO, to 

Norwich 

Pompanoosuc 

Thetford 

North Thetford 

j Fairlee, Vt. and ) 
) Orford, N. H.... j 
{ Bradford, Vt. & 
j Piermont, N.H. \ 

Newbury 

Wells River 

Mclndoe's Falls . . . 

Stevensville 

Passumpsic 

j St. Johnsb'ryPl. ) 
) Fairbanksville \ 

Paddock's Village. . 

St. Johnsb'y Cent. 

Lyndon Corner 

Lyndon Centre.... 

Burke Hollow 



38 


Trull's Mills 


3 


78 


35 


Sutton Corner Sta. 


1 


79 


31 


Summit 


4 


83 


24 


Barton Village 


7 


90 


19 


W. Charleston. 


15 


105 


14 


Derbv Centre to. . . . 


5 


110 





DERBY LINE.... 


4 

Place 


114 


From 


DERBY LINE TO W, 


From 
White 
River 


Lerby 


RIVER JUNCTION. 






(Read up.) 




June. 


Open to St. Johnsbury. 


Stages leave the various stations 


on the road, for places in Vermont 


and New Hampshire. 


From 


WHITE RIVER 


Place 


From 


Bel- 


JUNCTION TO BEL- 


White 


Falls. 


LOWS FALLS. 


Place. 


June. 




Vermont Cent' I R. R. 






39 


W. RIV. JTJNC. to 








33 


N. Hartland 


6 


6 


29 
25 




4 
4 


10 
14 




Sullivan Railroad. 


17 
13 




8 
4 


22 
26 


N. Charlestown 


7 


Charlestown. .... 


6 


32 


3 


S. Charlestown 


4 


30 





*BELLOWS F'LS 


3 


39 


From 


BELLOWS FALLS TO 




Frorr 


Bel- 


WHITE RIVER 


Place Whit 

to Rivei 

Place. June. 


Falls. 


JUNCTION. 




(Read up.) 






* From Bellows Falls, passei 


igers 


may go to Keene, N. H, Fitchburg % 


and Boston. Also, to Burlington, 


and Whitehall JV. F., via Rutland. 


Likewise to Brattleboro\ Spring- 


field, Hartford, Neio Haven, and 


New 


York. 







ROUTES FROM CONCORD, N. H. 



23 



ROUTES FROM CONCORD, 
N. H. 

From Concord to Nashua, Lowell, 
and Boston, see page 16. 

From Concord to Manchester, 
I Boston, see page 19. 

Prom Concord to Portsmouth, see 
pasre 10. 

From Concord to West Lebanon. 
and to plac s on the Northern Rail- 
roa.l, see page 19. 



93 
91 

83 

80 
75 

71 
I 7 

i -J 
CO 
50 

45 

4-2 
34 
31 

22 

14 
9 




R. v.r. 



CONCORD TO PLY- m 
MOUTH AND WELLSl" 

RIVER, VT, Fteee 

Boston. Concord, and 
Montreal R. R. 

CONCORD to o 

Bast Concord 2 2 

North Concord . 3 

Canterbury 5 10 

Vorthfield. . 3 ]3 

San born ton Bridge.. 5 18 

Union Bridge 4 22 

Meredith Bridge. ... 5 2? 

Lake Village 2 29 

Weirs 4 33 

Meredith Village 4 37 

Fogg's Road 4 41 

Holderness 4 45 

Bridsrewater 3 48 

Plymouth 3 51 

Rumney 8 I 59 

W. Rumney 3 62 

Went worth 5 6? 

Warren 4 j 71 

E. Haverhill 8 79 

Newburg 5 84 

WELLS RIVER., i 9 93 



WELLS RIVER TO 

CONCORD. N, H.. 

VIA PLYMOUTH, 

{Read up.) 



• Place From 
be C re- 
Place, j cord. 



Staves leave Plymouth for the 
White Mountains. See White Moun- 
tains 'Routes to). 

On arrival of the early train from 
Boston, stages leave the station at 
Meredith Village, for Centre Har- 
bor. Moultonborough.Sandicich. Tarn- 
worth, Eaton, and Conioay. At the 
latter place, other stasre lines con- 
nect, running to the North-Eastern 



parts of New Hampshire, and the 
State of Maine. 

At Wells River Station the cars 
connect with those on the Connec- 
ticut and Passumpsic Rivers R. R., 
passing down the valley of the Con- 
necticut, intersecting other routes 
in its way. 



From 

tol. 


CONCORD 

TO FRANKLIN AND 

BRISTOL. 


Place. 


From 
Coa- 
cord. 


32 
2.i 
25 


JV< rthem R R. 

CONCORD to 

West Concord 

Fisherville 



3 
4 

3 

9 

13 



3 

10 


13 






19 


Bristol Bra rich to 
BRISTOL, N. K... 


32 


Frc-m 
Bri* 
tol. 


BRiSTOLTO CON- 
CORD, N.H. 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Plate. 


From 
Con- 
cord. 



A stags runs from Bristol to Ply- 
mouth. 13 miles, there connecting 
with the Boston, Concord, and Mon- 
treal Railroad. Also, to New Hamp- 
ton, Alexandria. &c. 



£«»|C0I«C0RDT0BRAD- 

2S F0RD,N,H. 


Place 


Wmm 


:; - 


cord. 




CoJicord and Clare- 








mont R. R. 






2fi 


CONCORD to 








23 


West Concord 


3 


3 


IS 


Mast- Yard 


5 


8 


15 


*Contoocookville . . 


3 


11 


13 Dimond's Corner. . . 


2 


13 


8 Warner 


5 


18 


6 


Waterloo 


2 


90 


3 


Robv's Corner 


3 


23 


2 


Melvin's Mills 


1 


24 





BRADFORD 


2 


26 


FromjBRADFORDTOCON- 


Place 


From 


B fori d : CORD, 


Place- 


Co»- 
cord. 




(Read up.) 







21 



CONCORD TO HILLSBOROUGH, N. H. 



*The Contoocook Valley Rail- 
road diverges here. 

Stages leave Bradford for New- 
bury, IVendall, Newport, Claremont, 
fee. From Roby's Corner for West 
Neio London, East Neicbury, Sutton 
Centre, and South Village; and from 
Contoocookville for Hopkinton. 



From 
Kills 

B:i',e 


CONCORD TO HiLLS- 
BORG 1 , N. H. 


Tlace 
Place 


From 
Con- 
cord. 


25 
14 

11 

6 


CONCORD to 

Contoocookville . .. 

Contoocook Valley 

Railroad. 

W. Hopkinton 



11 

3 
5 
1 
5 




11 

14 

L9 


5 


vV.es t Henniker 

HILLS30R0' BR. 


20 

25 


From 

HiMs- 
b^ro' 
Bri'ge. 


HILLSBOROUGH TO 

CONCORD. 
{Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Con- 
cord. 



Stages connect at Iiil]sboro , 
Bridge with HUlsboro 1 Centre, Wash- 
ington, Bradford Springs, Clare- 
mont, fee. 



From 
Brad- 
ford. 


MANCHESTER TO 
BRADFORD, N. H. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Man- 
ches- 
ter. 


34 


MANCHESTER.. 
Bedford 



1 

4 
3 
1 
1 
3 
3 
8 
10 



I 


29 


GofTstown Centre. . 


5 

3 


95 


Parker's 


9 


'>4 


Oil Mills 


10 
13 
16 

24 
34 


21 


South Ware 

Ware 


10 



Henniker to 

BRADFORD 


Prom 
Tirad- 
fenL 


BRADFORD TO 
MANCHESTER, 

{Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Ma li- 
ter. 



From BOSTON TO ALBA- p,ace FroDa 

b«ny. NY. 



•200 
195 
193 
191 
137 
185 
183 
179 
176 

ire 

168 
162 

156 

147 
143 
138 
130 
133 
131 
127 
117 
112 
108 
102 
100 
92 
84 
SJ 
74 
65 
02 
57 
54 
49 
46 
41 
38 

33 
28 
23 
19 
16 
8 
1 



Boston §■ Worcester R.R, 

"BOSTON to 

Brighton , 

Newton Corner. ., . 
fWest Newton -> . 

Grantviiie .... . 

West Needham 

INatick 

§Framingham 

Hopkinton Station. 

Southboro' 

West bo ro' 

Grafton 

TT Worcester 

Western R. R. 

Clappville 

Charlton 

Spencer 

East Brookfield 

South Brookfield. .. 
West Brookfield ... 

Warren 

**Palmer 

North Wilbraham. 

Wilbraha'm 

It SPRING-FIELD 
West Sprinsfieid . • 

Westfield .v. 

Russell. 

Chester Village... . 
Chester Factories. . 

North Becket 

Washington 

Hinsdale 

Dalton 

f jPtTTSFIELD 

Shaker Village .... 

Richmond 

tate Line 

'Albany and West Stock- 
bridge R. h. 

Canaan, N. Y 

East Chatham 

Chafm 4 Corners. . 
Chatham Centre. .. 

Kinderhook 

Schodac 

Green bush 

Bit Ferry to 

! ALBANY..... 



ALBANY TO BOS- 
TON. {Read up.) 



Place 


From 


to 


••- *- 


Place. 


too. 1 



ROUTES FROM WORCESTER, MASS. 



Fare, from Boston to Worcester, 

$1 '25. Time, 1 hour and 5Q minutes. 

Fare, from Boston to Springfield, 

$250. 7 V m e, 4 ho u rs and 25 min u tes. 

Fare, from Boston to Albany, $5. 
Time, about 10 hours. 

N. B.— The cars stop at Spring- 
field, 1 hour, for passengers to dine. 

* See Routes from Boston. — 
Brookline Branch R. R. runs to 
Brook line, U miles. Fare, 10 cts. 

t Newton Branch R. R. runs to 
Newton Lower Falls. Distance from 
Boston, 11 miles. Fare, 30 cents. 

| Saxonville Branch R. R, runs 
to Saxonville, 4 miles. Distance 
from Boston, 21 miles. Fare, 55 cts. 

§ Milford Branch R. R. runs 
to Milford, 13 miles. Distance from 
Boston, 3-1 miles. Fare, 85 cents. 

|| Milbury Branch R. R. runs to 
Milbury, 4 miles, intersecting there 
with the Providence and Worcester 
R. R. Distance from Boston, 42 
miles. Fare, 45 cents. 

IT See Routes from Worcester. 

** The WiLLIMANTIC AND PaLM- 

er R. R. joins the Western R. R. 
Dere. It leads to Willimantic, Nor- 
wich, New London, and,, also, to 
Hartford, Ct. 
f|Sf j e Routes from Springfield. 

tjThe PiTTSFlELD AND NORTH 

Adams R. R. diverges here. For 
the route, see Index. 

The Housatonic R. R. also con- 
nects here. 

§§ The Hudson and Berkshire 
R. R. intersects here, and also at 
Chatham Four Corners. 

|| || See Routes from Albany. 

Stages run in connection with 
the cars as follows : From Brighton, 
to Brighton Centre; from Newton 
Corner, .to Newton Centre; from 
West Newton, to Newton Upper 
Falls; from Gran tvi lie to East 
Necdham; from West Needham, to 
South Natick ; from Natick.. to Sher- 
burne, and East Medway ; from 
South Framingham, to Framing- 
ham Centre; from Holliston, to 
Medic ay; from Milford, to Upton; 
from Southboro', to Southboro' Cen- 
f~s. and Hopkinton; from Worce- 
ster, stages run in all directions. 
3 



From Charlton, to Southbridgc i 
from E. Brookfield, to North Brook- 
field; from W. Brookfield, to Hare, 
Enfield, New Braintrec, and Hard 
wick; and, from most of the way 
stations, stages run to places in the. 
vicinity. 



ROUTES FROM WORCE- 
STER, MASS. 

From Worcester to Boston, see 
paaes 24 and 25. 

From Worcester to Springfield 
and Albany, see paires 24 and 25. 

From Worcester to Nushua,NII. t 
see pa»cs 4(5 and 47. 

From Worcester to Norwich, N. 
London, and New York, see pages 
33 and 34. 

From Worcester to Providence, 
R, I., see page 29. 



, WORCESTER TO 
l\T- LOWELL AND LAW- 
RENCE, 



Worcester and 
Nashua R. R. 

WORCESTER to 

West Boylston 

Oakdale 

Sterling 

intonville 

New Boston 

Lancaster 

Still River 

Harvard 

Groton Junction 
Stony Brook R. R. 

Forge Village 

Westford 

Factory vi lie 

Chelmsford 

LOWELL 

Lowell and Lawrence 
Railroad. 

Tewksburv to. . 

LAWRENCE.. 



LAWRENCE TO 

WORCESTER. 

(Read up.) 



From 
WYe- 
ster. 



Fare, $1 50. Time, about 2* hours. 



WORCESTER TO FITCH3URG. 



Fro - WORCESTER TO 
FITCH3URG. 



From 
Fitch- 

burg. 



Wor'r^Nash. R. R 
WORCESTER to. 
West Bo yiston 

Oakdale 

terling Junction. . 
Fitch. % WorW R. R. 

Sterling 

Leominster to 

♦FITCHBURG- . • . 



FITCHBURG TO 
WORCESTER. 

{Read up.) 



WORCESTER TO | PI t ace J™ 
: PETERBORO, N, H. n£e. «£* 



* For Routes from Fitchburg, see 
next column. 



From 
Barre 


WORCESTER TO 
BARRE, MASS. 


Pla:e 

to 
Place. 


From 
ster. 


30 

22 


WORCESTER to. 



8 
7 

4 
6 




8 


15 

10 

6 






15 


S. Plubbardston. .. . 

Rutland to 

BARRE 


20 
24 
30 








From 
Barre 


BARRE TO WORCE- 
STER. 
(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
W*ce- 
ster. 


From 
Gard- 
ner. 


WORCESTER TO 
^GARDNER, MASS. 


Place 
Place. 


W'ce- 


23 

20 


WORCESTER to. 




8 
7 
4 
9 




8 


13 

9 





15 


Hubbardston to 

GARDNER 


19 

23 


From 
Gard- 
ner. 


GARDNER TO 

WORCESTER. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Wce- 
ster. 



* Gardner is on the Vermont and 
Massachusetts R. R., 15 miles from 
Fitchburg. 



From 
Peter- 



Wor'r $• Nash. Ji. R. 
WORCESTER to. 
*Groton Junction. . 
Peterboro" and Shir- 
ley Railroad. 

Shirley 

Pepperell «... 

East Townsend to 
West Townsend.. 
Mason ........... 

Temple 

PETERBORO' .. 



PETERBORO' TO 

TO WORCESTER. 

(Read up.) 



From 
Wee. 
ster. 



* Here the Fitchburg and Stony 
Brook Railroads are intersected. 



ROUTESFROIVI FITCHBURG. 

Fitchburg to Worcester, see p. 26. 
Fitchburg to Keene and Bellows 
Falls, see page 17. 
Fitchburg to Boston, see page 16. 



Fi-'V.i 
Br'le- 
boro», 



FITCHBURG TO 
BRATTLEBORO'. 



Vt. and Mass. R. R. 
FITCHBURG- to. 

West Fitchburg 

Westminster 

Ashbumham 

Gardner 

Dadmanville ...... 

Baldwinville 

Royalston 

Athol 

Orange 

Wendall .. 

Erving , 

Montague 

Northfield Farms. . , 

Northfield 

South Vernon 

Vernon to. . t 

BRATTLEB'RO. 



|£™ BRATTLEBORO' TO pi»» 

-I FITCHBURG. L& 

I (Read up.) I 



From 
Fi ten- 
burg. 



From 
Fitch. 

burg. 



FiTCHBURG TO GREENFIELD. 



27 



Stages connect at Gardner with 
Hubbardslown, Tcmpleton, Peter- 
sham, Dana and Greenwich. At 
Montague, with Greenfield, Sunder- 
land, jimkerst, Hadley, Leverett, 
and Shelbarne Falls. 

* For Route from Brattleboro' to 
Bellows Falls, see next column. 



From 
Grn- 
fiekl. 


FITCHBURG TO 
GREENFIELD, 


Place 
to 

Place 


From 
Fitch- 
burg. 


56 
54 
51 
45 
41 


Vermont and Massa- 
chusetts R. R. 
FITCHBURG- to.. 

VV. Fitchburg 

Westminster 

Ashburnham 




2 
3 
6 
4 
4 
o 
6 
6 
4 
3 
2 
6 
8 




2 
5 
11 
]5 
19 
21 
27 
33 
37 
40 
42 
48 
56 


37 
35 

20 


Dadmanville 

Baldwinville 


23 




19 




16 


Wendall 


14 




8 



Montague to 

GREENFIELD... 


From 
Gr'n- 
field. 


GREENFIELD TO 

FITCHBURG. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Fitch- 
burg. 



4 Lansingburg to... . 12 72 
TRCY 4 76 



At Greenfield, a connection is 
formed with the chain of railroads 
pervading the valley of the Con- 
necticut, and, also, with the rail- 
road (now being constructed) be- 
tween Greenfield and Troy, N. Y. 



From 
Troy 


GREENFIELD TO 
TROY. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Gr'u- 
field. 


76 
72 


By Staff e to 
GREENFIELD to 



4 
5 
8 
12 
5 
5 
5 
9 
7 



4 
9 
17 

29 


67 
59 
47 


Shelhurne Falls 

Charlemont 

Florida 


42 
37 
32 
23 
16 


North Adams 

Williamstown 

Pownall, Vt 

Hoosick, N. Y 

Pittstown 


34 
39 
44 
53 

60 



TROY TO GREEN- 
FIELD. 
(Read up.) 



The Troy and Greenfield Rail- 
road is now in process of con- 
traction between Troy, N. Y., ana 
Greenfield, Mass. On its comple- 
tion, it will form, via Fitchburg, a 
second route between Boston and 
the Hudson River. It will, un- 
doubtedly, prove of great import- 
ance to the country through which 
it passes. 

ROUTES FROM SPRING- 
FIELD, MASS. 

From Spring'd to Boston, see p. 24. 

From Springfield to Pitisfield and 
Albany, see page 24. 

From Springfield to Hartford, 
New Haven and JVcw York, see p. 3 1. 



SPRINGFIELD TO 
GREENFIELD AND 
BELLOWS FALLS. 



Conn. River R. R. 

SFRING FIELD to 

*Cabotville 

VVillimansett. .. 

Holyoke 

Smith's Ferry . . 

Northampton. . 

Hatfield 

Whately 

South Deerfield. 

Deerfield 

GREENFIELD... 

Bernardston 

fSouth Vernon to. . 

BRATTLEBORO' 

Brattleboro' and Bel- 
lows Falls R. R. 

Dummerston 

Westmorel'nd, N.H. 

Walpole 

Westminster . . 

BELLOWS F'LLS 



BELLOWS FALLS TO 

SPRINGFIELD 

(Read up.) 



S r j?v- 
field. 



28 



BOSTON TO BLACKSTONE. 



* Chicopee Falls Branch R. R. 
runs from this depot to Chicopee I 
Falls, 2 miles. 

t Intersects here with the Ver- j 
mont and Massachusetts R. R. 
• Stages leave Northampton for 
JJmhcrst, Easthampton, Southamp- 
ton, and Williamsburg h; from South 
Deerfield for jSshfield, &c. 



Foxboro' 

i Mansfield 

Tobey's 

Attleboro' 

Dodgeville 

Paw*.ucket to, . . . 
PROVIDENCE . 



^BOSTON TO BLACK- p 'i 

Black- «.-,,».- {l 

stone. STO^Li Place 



Norfolk Co. R. R 

BOSTON to 

Dedliam 

West Dedliam. .. 
South Dedham . . 

Durfees 

Plympton 

Walpole 

Campbell Pond.., 
N. Wrenthaji • .. 

City Mills , 

Franklin 

Wadsworth's 

Mill River to 

BLACKSTONE . 



BLACKSTONE TO 

BOSTON. 

t (Read up.) 



Place 
Place. 



From 
Provi- 
dence. 



PROVIDENCE TO 
BOSTON. 

{Read up.) 



Place 
i'l...:t. 



Fare, $1 00. Time, l\ hours. 

Trains connect at Blackstone 
with those running upon the Pro- 
vidence and Worcester R. R. 

Stages leave Walpole for Foxbo- 
rough, Medjield, Wrcutham Centre, 
and Shetbyville; from N. Wrent- 
harii for Medway ; and from Water- 
ford for IVoonsockct. 



**» BOSTON TO PROVI- 
DENCE, R. I. 



Bost.and Proo.R.R. 

BOSTON to 

R.OXBDRY 

* Jamaica Plains. .. 

Readville 

ICanton 

Sharon 



* Dedham Branch R. R. diverges 
here. From Boston to Dedham, 10 
miles. Fare, 25 cents. 

fSTOUGHTON Branch R. R. di- 
verges here, and runs to Stoaghton, 
18 miles from Boston. Fare, 50 cts. 

| New Bedford and Taunton, 
and Taunton Branch railroads di- 
verge here. See Route from Bos- 
ton to New Bedford, on page 30. 



ROUTES FROM PROVI- 
DENCE, R. I. 

From Providence to Boston, see 
previous route. 



PROVIDENCE TO 
STONINGTON. 



Stoninrrton R. R. 
*FB.OVID'NCE to 

Junction 

Warwick (Apponang.) 

Greenwich 

Wick ford 

Kingston. ,....,.. 

Carolina 

Richmond Switch. 

Chariestown 

Westerly to 

I-STONING-TON. 



STONINGTON TO 

PROVIDENCE. 

(Read up.) 



Frora 
Provi- 



Stsamboats run from Providence 
to Fall River, (fare, 50 cents.) there 
connecting with Fall River R. R. 

Steamboats, also, run from Provi- 
dence to Newport, 30 miles. Fare, 



17 I 25 cents. 



PROVIDENCE TO STONINGTON. 



29 



*A new route is opened from Pro- 
vidence to Norwich, Hartford, Sec, 
Und other portions of Connecticut. 
viz. from Providence to Stoning ton, 
by railroad; from Stonington to 
New London, Ct., by steamboat; 
thence by railroad to Norwich, Wil- 
limantic, Hartford, Stafford Springs, 
&c. Fare, between Providence and 
Norwich, §1 75; Willimantic, $2. 
Hartford, $2 50; Stafford Springs, 
§2 50. 

t Steamboats leave Stonington for 
New York. See tiie through route 
fioin Boston to New York, p. 33. 

Stages leave from the various 
stations to places in the vicinity. 



From 
Wee- 
Bter. 


PROVIDENCE TO 
WORCESTER, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Provi- 
dence. 


43 
39 

37 
3fi 


Prov. # WorW R. R. 
PROVIDENCE to 

Pawtucket 

Valley Falls 



4 

2 
1 
o 

2 
1 
3 
1 

2 

2 
5 

1 
5 

■ 2 
1 
1 
2 
5 
1 



4 
6 

7 


34 




9 


32 


Albion 


11 


31 




1? 


98 




15 


27 
25 
93 


WOONSOCKET 

| Waterford ) 

I Blackstone. .. \ 
Mjjlville 


10 
18 
90 


18 




25 


17 


Whi tin's 


9.fi 


12 

10 


North bridge 


31 
33 


P 




34 


8 




35 


6 


Mill bury 


37 


1 



Grand Junction to. 

WORCESTER.... 


42 
43 


Fmm 

W'ce- 


WORCESTER TO 
PROVIDENCE. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Provi- 
dence. 



Fare, $1 30. Time, 2 hours. 

Stages leave Millville for Slaters- 

villc; from Uxbridge for Milford 

3* 



and Men don ; from Whitin's for E. 
Douglas and Whitinsville ; from 
Farnum's for Grafton Centre, &e. 

At Blackstone, the cars connect 
with those running on the Norfolk 
County R. R. to Walpole, Dedham, 
and Boston. 

For Routes from Worcester, see 
page 25. 



From 
Bris- 
tol. 


PROVIDENCE TO 
WILLIMANTIC, 

HARTFORD, AND 
BRISTOL, CT. 


Place 
Place. 


Prom 
Provi- 
dence. 




Providence, Hart ford 

and Fi^hlUl It. II. 
PROVIDENCE to.. 



9 

2 
2 
1 

14 
4 
3 
7 

13 
3 
9 
6 
5 
3 
9 
5 
4 
5 
4 



9 






11 






13 






14 




Sterling 


?,8 






32 




Plainfield 


35 






42 




South Windham 

WILLIMANTIC... 


55 
58 

67 




Bolton 


73 




Vernon 


78 






81 




HARTFORD 


90 






95 




New Britain 


99 




Plainville 


104 




BRISTOL, Ct 


108 








From 
Bris- 
tol. 


BRISTOL TO PROVI- 
DENCE. (Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Provi- 
dence. 



The Providence, Hartford & Fish- 
Kill R. R. is in progress of construc- 
tion to Fishkill, on the Hudson 
River, opposite to Newburg, N.Y. 
From Newburg a branch R. R. ex- 
tends to the N.Y. and Erie R. R., at 
Chester. At "Willimantic. Ct., the N. 
London, Wdlimantic & Palmer R.R. 
intersects; it leads in a southerly 
direction to Norwich and N. London, 
Ct., and in a northerly one to the 
Mass. Western R. i?., at Palmer. 



30 



WILLIMANTIC TO HARTFORD. 



WII11MANTICT0 

HARTFORD, 



Hartf'd, Providence, 
and Fishkill R. R. 
WIL'IMANTIO to 
South Coventry. .. . 

Andover 

Bolton 

Vernon 

Union Village 

East Hartford to. . 
♦HARTFORD 



HARTFORD TO WIL- n 
UMANTIG. 

(Read up.) 



From 
Willi- 
man- 



* For Routes from Hartford, see 
page 36. 



From 
New 
Bed- 
ford. 



New 
Bed- 
ford. 



PROVIDENCE TO 
NEW BEDFORD. 



Boston % Prov. R.R 
PROVIDENCE to 

Pawtucket 

Dodge vi lie 

Attloboro' 

Tobey's 

Mansfield 

M.BedfdSc TaunVn 
# Taunton Br. R. R. 

Norton 

Crane's 

Taunton 

Myrick's 

NEW BEDFORD 



NEW BEDFORD TO 

PROVIDENCE. 

(Read up.) 



Provi- 
dence. 



Fare, $1 45. Time, about 2 hours. 

N. B. — Thete is another route be- 
tween the above places, viz. — From 
Providence, by steamboat, to Fall 
River, 25 tniles,(fare, 50 cts.,) thence 
by the railroad to My rick's. 12 miles, 
(35 cts.,) and from My rick's to Mew 
Bedford, 14 miles, (50 cts.) Total 
distance, 51 miles. Total fare, 
$1 35 cents. 



Passengers, also, may go from 
Providence to any of the towns on 
Cape Cod, by taking either of the 
foregoing routes to My rick's, (the 
point of intersection on the Fall 
River R. R. of the Taunton and 
New Bedford R. R.) From Myrick's 
to Middleboro\ thence to Wareham, 
Sandwich, &e. 



BOSTON TO NEW 
BEDFORD. 

Boston # Prov. R R. 
BOSTON to....... 

Roxbury 

Jamaica Plains 

* Canton 

Sharon 

Foxboro' 

jMansfield 

JST.Bedfdfy TaunVn 
R.R. 8c Taunton Br. 

Norton 

Crane's 

Taunton 

{Myrick's to 

WE W BEDFORD 



NEW BEDFORD TO 
BOSTON, 

(Read up.) 



Fare, $1 50. Time, about 2~ hours, 

* Stoughton Branch Railroad di- 
verges here. 

t Unites here with the Boston 
and Providence Railroad. 

X Intersects here with the Fall 
River Railroad. 

A train leaves New Bedford every 
afternoon, with passengers for New 
York, via Fall River. 

§ A. steamboat runs from New 
Bedford to Nantucket, stopping at 
Wood's Hole and Holmes's Hole, (the 
latter is situated on Martha's Vine- I 
yard,) to land and receive passen- 
gers. It takes 8 or 9 hoars to go j 
through from Boston to Nantucket, 
the distance being about 109 milea. 



BOSTON TO FALL RIVER. 



31 



From 

Full 
River 



BOSTON TO FALL 
RIVER. 



Old Colony R. R. 

BOSTON to 

Dorchester 

Quincy 

Fall River R. R. 

South Braintree. .. 

Randolph 

East Stoughton. . . . 

North Bridgewater. 

Plain Village 

Keith's Furnace. .. 
[ East and West / 
( Bridgewater. . \ 

Bridgewater , 

Titicut 

Middleboro' 

rloskins 

Myrick's 

Assonet 

Miller's to 

*F ALL RIVER.. 



FALL RIVER TO p \ a o ce 

BOSTON, {Readup.) VU ce. 



Fare, $1 30. Time, 2£ hours. 

* For notes connected with this 
route, see page 33. 



From 
Ply- 
m'th. 


BOSTON TO PLY- 
MOUTH. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Bos- 
ton. 


37 
35 
34 


Old Colony R. R. 

BOSTON to 

descent Avenue. . 
Savin Hill 




2 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
2 
1 
4 
3 
1 
2 
2 
o 



2 
3 


33 
32 
3J 

oq 


Harrison Square. .. 

*Neponset 

Squantum Road. .. 


4 
5 

6 

8 


91 




10 


26 
22 
19 

18 


South Braintree^ . 
South Weymouth. . 
North Abington. .. 


11 
15 

18 
19 


16 
14 
19 


JSouth Abington.. 
North Hanson 


21 
23 

25 


q 


Halifax 


3 

1 2 


28 


7 


Plympton 


30 



4 



Kingston to 

PLYMOUTH .... 


3 

4 


33 

37 


Ply- 
m'th. 


PLYMOUTH TO 
BOSTON. {Readup.) 


Place 
to 

Place. 


From 
Bos- 
toa 


Fare, $1 12. Time, about If hours. 

* The Dorchester and Milton 
Branch R. R. diverges here, and 
runs to Dorchester, 8 miles from 
Boston. 

tThe Fall River R. R., and, also, 
the South Shore R. R. diverge here. 

| The Bridgewater Branch 
R. R. runs from S. 'Abington depot 
to Bridgewater, 7 miles, where it 
intersects with the Fall River R. R. 


From 
C'has- 

6eU 


BOSTON TO C0- 
HASSET. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Bos- 


22 
14 

12 
1L 
10 
9 
7 
5 
3 



Old Colony R. R. 
BOSTON to 




8 

2 
1 

1 
1 
2 
2 
2 
3 




8 


South Shore R. R. 


10 


East Braintree 

Weymouth 

North Weymouth. . 
East Weymouth . . 

HlNGHAM 

Nantasket to 

COHASSET 


11 
12 
13 
15 

17 
19 

22 


c F , r b °™ COH ASSET TO BOS- 
set 1 TON. {Readup.) 


Place 
Place. 


Bos- 


wich. 


BOSTON TO WARE- 
HAM AND SAND- 
WICH. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From. 
Bos- 
ton. 


63 

52 

48 
46 
43 

38 

33 
32 

28 


Fall River R. R. 

BOSTON to 

South Braintree. .. 




11 

4 
2 
3 

5 

2 
4 

4 




11 

15 


East Stoughton 

North Bridgewater. 
| East and West ) 
( Bridgewater. . ) 

Bridgewater 

Titicut 


17 
20 

25 

27 
31 


MlDDLEBORO' 


35 



32 



BOSTON TO NEW YORK. 



Cape Cod Bran. R.R. 

Rock Station 

South Middleboro\ 
West Wareham... 
South Wareham. .. 

Wareham 

Agawarn 

Cohasset Narrows. 

Monument 

North Sandwich. . . 
West Sandwich... 
SANDWICH 



SanJ- 



SANDWICH TO 
BOSTON. {Read up.) 



Fare, $1 45.. Time, 3 hours. 
Stages leave Sandwich, on arrival 
of the morning trains, for the va- 
rious towns on Cape Cod. 



ROUTES FROM BOSTON TO 
NEW YORK. 

There are four principal and di- 
rect routes between the above cities, 
which we shall describe separately. 
They are the Fall River ; the Provi- 
dence and Stonington ; the Worcester 
and Noncich ; and the Springfield. 
Hartford, and New Haven routes. 
These are night lines, with the ex- 
ception of the one via Hartford and 
Netc Haven, which forms an excel- 
lent and expeditious day line be- 
tween the two cities. A day route, 
was formerly opened between Nor- 
wich and the Long Island R. R.; 
but, at present, it is discontinued. 

During the summer season, those 
travelling for pleasure, and fond of 
Alpine scenery, could find none 
more beautiful than may be seen in 
traversing the rugged hills of Berk- 
shire, or the romantic valley of the 
Housatonic. This route is from 
Boston, via the Worcester and Wes- 
tern Railroads to PiUsfield, Mass., 
thence by the branch railroad from 
the latter place to the Housatonic 
tRailroad, which unites with the 
New York and New Haven Rail- 
road at Bridgeport, Conn., thence 
to New York city. 

Persons taking this route had 
better rest over night at Pittsfleld, 
Mass., -a place where they will find 
excellent accommodation atreason- 



| able rates. Travellers preferring it, 
I instead of stopping at Pittsfield, 
I may go through to Hudson, or to 
Albany, and from either place, may 
reach New York city, by availing 
themselves of one of the Hudson 
River steamboats. Or, by the Hud- 
sfm River R.R. 



035 



BOSTON TO NEW 

YORK, VIA FALL 

RIVER. 



Old Colony R. R. 

BOSTON 

Dorchester 

Q,uincy 

Fall River R. R. 
*South Braintree. . 

Randolph 

East Stoughton 

North Bridgewater. 

Plain Village 

Keith's Furnace. . . 
I East and West ) 
( Bridgewater. . i 

fB ridge water ". 

Titicut 

IMiddleboro'. 

Haskin's. . ... 

§My rick's 

Assonet 

Miller's to 

|| FALL RIVER • . 

By Steamboat to 

Newport. R. I 

Point Judith 

Watch Hill Light.. 

Stonington 

New London 

onnecticut River. 
Faulkner's Island. . 
New Haven Light. 

Stratford Point 

Bridgeport 

Black Rock 

Xorwalk Island 

Greenwich Point.. 

New Rochelle 

Throng's Point. . 
Hell-Gate ...... 

Black well's Isl'd to 
N, YORK CITY- . 



5S NEW YORK TO BOS- p £* 
York. TON. (Read up.) , F iac«. 



BOSTON TO NEW YORK. 



For Routes from New York, see 
page 38. 

Fare, between Boston and New 
York, $4 00. Time, about 13 hours. 

Fare, from New York to Newport, 
and Fall River, $3 00. From New 
York to New Bedford, $3 CO. 

* Connects here with the Old 
Colony R. R. 

t The Bridgewater Branch R. R. 
runs from Bridgewater to the Old 
Colony R. R., at South Abington. 
Passengers for Plymouth, Kingston, 
Duxbury, &c, can reach these 
places by tins connection. 

I The Cape Cod Branch R. R. con- 
nects here. Passengers for Wareham, 
Sandwich, Barnstable, and other 
places on Cape Cod, should avail 
themselves of this route. 

§ Here the New Bedford arid 
Taunton R. R. intersects. 

|| A steamboat runs daily, in con- 
nection with the through line, be- 
tween Fall River and Providence. 
Fare, 50 cents. 



230 
228 
227 
222 
216 
213 
209 
206 
204 
199 
198 
192 



184 
177 
174 
168 
161 
155 
152 
148 
143 
133 



BOSTON TO NEW 

YORK, VIA STO- 

NINGTON, 



Bost. and Prov. R.R. 
BOSTON to 

ROXBURY 

Jamaica Plains 

Readville 

Canton 

Sharon 

Foxboro' 

Mansfield 

Tobey's 

Attleboro' 

Dodgeville 

Pawtucket to 

PROVIDENCE . . . 
Stonington R. R. 

Junction 

Warwick 

Greenwich 

Wickford 

Kingston 

Richmond 

Richmond Switch. . 

Charlestown 

Westerly 

STONINGTON,Ct 



By Steamboat to 

New London 

Connecticut River. 
Faulkner's Island. . 
New Haven Light 
Stratford Point... 

Bridgeport 

Black Rock 

Norwalk Island. . . 
Greenwich Point. . 

New Rochelle 

Throng's Point. .. . 

Hell -Gate 

Black welTs Isl'd to 
N. YORK CITY 



From NEW YORK CITY TO "«. f™» 

York. BOSTON. {Read up.) puce, ton. 



107 
118 
134 
149 
161 
165 
108 
181 
194 
206 
215 
2-23 
226 
230 



Fare, $4 00. Time, about 13 hours* 



From BOSTON TO NEW Place ! Prom 

YORK, VIA NOR 
WICH. 



Boston $■ Wor'rR.R. 

BOSTON to 

Brighton 

Newton Corner 

West Newton 

Grantville 

West Needham 

Natick 

Framingham 

Ashland 

Southboro' 

Westboro' 

Grafton 

Worcester 

Nor'ch&fWorrR.R. 
Grand Junction. .. . 

\uburn 

Oxford 

North Village 

Webster 

Wilson's 

Fisherville 

Mason's 

Thompson 

Pomfret 

Daysville 

Danielsonville 

Central Village-... 

Plainfield 

JewettCity 

Greenville 





5 

7 

9 

13 

15 

17 

21 

24 

28 

32 

38 

45 

46 
49 
56 
60 
61 
64 
65 
66 
68 
71 
76 
79 
85 
88 
94 
103 



34 



BOSTON TO NEW YORK, 



138 
13 1 
123 

112 

96 

81 

69 

65 

62 

49 

36 

24 

15 

7 

4 





NORWICH 

Ally if s Point, 

New London 

By Steamboat to 
Connecticut lliver 
Faulkner's Island. 
New Haven Light 
Stratford Point. .. . 

Bridgeport 

Black Rock 

Norwalk Island. .. . 
Greenwich Point. .. 

New Rochelle 

Throgg's Point 

Hell-Gate 

Blackwell's Isl'd to 
N. YORK CITY 



From NEW YORK TO BOS- 
York. TON. (Read up.) 



Place From 
Boa- 
Place. 



Fare, $4 00. Time, about 14 hours. 



JBOSTON TO NEW 
YORK, VIA SPRING- 
FIELD, 



236 
231 
229 
227 
223 
221 
219 
215 
212 
203 
204 
i93 
192 

183 
179 
174 
172 
169 
167 
163 
153 
148 
144 
138 



130 



Boston fy Wor'rR.R. 

BOSTON to 

Brighton 

Newton Corner. . . . 

West Newton 

Grantville 

West Needham. ... 

Natick 

Framingham 

Hopkinton Station 

Southboro' 

Westboro' 

Grafton 

WORCESTER ... 
Western R. R. 

Clappville 

Charlton 

pencer 

East Brookfield 

South Brookfield... 
West Brookfield... 

Warren 

Palmer 

North Wilbraham. 

Wilbraham 

SPRING-FIELD . . 
JV. Haven, Hartford 
and Springfield R.R. 
Thompsonville .... 



106 



Warehouse Point. . 
Windsor Locks. . . . 

Windsor 

*HARTFORD .... 
New Britain ...... 

tBerlin , 

Meriden 

Wallingford 

North Haven 

{NEW HAVEN.. 
JV.YftM Haven R. 

Milford 

Stratford 

^Bridgeport. 

Fairfield 

Southport 

Westport 

Norwalk 

Darien 

Stamford 

Greenwich 

Port Chester 

Rye 

Mamaroneck 

New Rochelle.".. 
William's Bridge.. 
Thirty-sec'dst.N.Y. 
|[N. YORK C'y Hall 



F N r ^ ! NEWY0RKT0 80S- F \f e F B r ° s ? 

York.| TON, (Read Up.) Place. . toa. 



109 
111 
117 
124 
132 
135 
142 
148 
153 
160 

170 
174 
178 

183 
184 
188 
192 
195 
200 
205 
207 
209 
213 
217 
223 
234 
236 



Fare, $4 00. Time, about 10 hours. 

* For Routes from Hartford, see 
page 36. 

t The Middletown Branch R.R. 
connects here. It runs to Middle- 
town, 10 miles. Fare, 30 cents. 

X New Haven, (see routes from.) 

§ The Housatonic R. R. joins here. 

jj For Routes from New York, see 
page 38. 



ROUTES FROM NSW LON- 
DON, CONN. 



om iNEW LONDON, CT.. 
raim- TO WiLLIMANTIC 
AND PALMER, 



JV*. London, Wi Hi ?/?.' v ■ 
tic and Palmer R. R. 
*N. LONDON to.. 

Montville 

Mohegan 



NEW LONDON TO PROVIDENCE, 



So 



Norwich Landing. 

{Norwich 

Yantic 

Franklin 

Lebanon 

South Windham. . 
JWIL'IMANTIC 

Coventry 

Eagleville 

Mansfield 

Wellington 

Tolland 

Stafford 

Monson to 

§PALMER 



PALMER TO NEW 
LONDON. 

{Read up.) 



Fare, §1 50. Time, 3£ hours. 

N. B. — From New London to 
Hartford, see page 3b\ 

* From New London, steamboats 
run to New York, and to Greenport, 
L. I., there connecting with trains 
running on the Long Island R. R. ; 
also, to Stonington, Newport, Fall 
River, and Providence. 

| At Norwich, connects with the 
Norwich and Worcester R. R. 

| At Willimantic, connects with 
the Hartford, Providence, and Fish- 
kill R. R. 

§ At Palmer, this road unites 
With the Miss. Western R. R. run- 
ning to Spring-field and Albany; 
also, to Worcester and Boston. 

From New London, stages run to 
Lyme, and other places ; from Wil- 
limantic to Danielsonville, Sec. ; 
from Wellington and Tolland to 
Tolland, Rockville, Willington, Sec. ; 
from Palmer, Mass., to Amherst, 
Belchertown, Ware, Enfield, Brim- 
field, Wales, and other places. 



From 
Provi- 


NEW LONDON TO 
PROVIDENCE. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
New 

Lon- 
don. 


75" 
69 


N. London, Wi Hi m' n - 
Uc and Palmer R. R. 
NEW LONDON" to 



6 
3 




6 
9 


6b 


Mohegan 



Norwich Landing 

j Norwich 

I Yantic , 

Franklin 

Lebanon . 



63 
61 
59 
56 

53 

50 jSouth Windham. .. 

WlLLIMAN'TIC 
* Hartford, Province 
and Fishkill R. R. 

Windham 

Howard's Valley. .. 

Brooklyn 

West Killinsly.... 

South Killingly 

South Foster 

North Scituate 

PROVIDENCE . • • 



PROVIDENCE TO 

NEW LONDON. 

(Read up.) 



Fli,< 



*That portion of the road be- 
tween Willimantic and Providence 
is not yet opened for travel ; the 
route given, is, therefore, the stage 
route. 



NEW LONDON TO P1 t a ce 
NEW HAVEN. **«*. 



N.Hav $NLon.R.R. 
NEW LONDON to 

Waterford , 

East Lyme 

Lyme 

Conn. R. Crossing 

Saybrook 

W r estbrook 

Clinton 

Madison 

Guilford .. 

Stony Creek. ... 

Branford 

East Haven 

Fair Haven to. ., 
NEW HAVEN 



NEW HAVEN TO 

NEW LONDON. 

(Read up.) 



From 
Lon- 



I rasa 

New 



At New Haven this route con- 
nects with the road leading to New 
York, &c, and at New London 
with the route to Boston,. &c, 



36 



SAYBROOK TO MIDDLETOWN. 



Mid- 
die- 



SAYBROOK TO 
MIDDLETOWN, CT. 



By Stave from 
SAYBROOK to . . . 



Deep River 

Chester 

Haddam 

* MIDDLETOWN 



MIDDLETOWN TO 
SAYBROOK. 
(Read up.) 



* From Middletown, passengers 
may reach Hartford, or New Haven, 
over the branch R. 11. connecting 
with the Hartford and New Haven 
R. R. at Berlin. 



ROUTES FROM HARTFORD, 
CONN. 

Hartford to New Haven, see p. 37- 
Hartford to Springfield, see p. 37. 
Hartford to Boston, see p. 34. 
Hartford to New York, see p. 34. 
Hartford to Providence, pp.29&30. 
Hartford to Fishhill, see p. 36. 



Moheiran 3 50 

Montville to 3 53 

NEW LONDON.-! 59 



NEW LONDON. TO Piace 
HARTFORD. 

(Read up.) 



From 
Hart- 
ford. 



Fare, $2 25. Time, about 3 hours, 

* Connects here with the Nor* 
wich and Worcester R. R. 



HARTFORD TO Wit 
LIMANTIC AND 
NEW LONDON. 



* Hartford, Prooid'cc 

and Fishhill R. R. 

HARTFORD to... 

East Hartford 

Union Village 

Vernon 

Bolton 

Andover 

South Coventry . .. 

WlLLIMANTIC 

N.London, WillvnCn- 
tic and Palmer R. R. 
South Windham. . 

Lebanon 

Franklin 

Yantic 

♦Norwich 

Norwich Landing. 



HARTFORD TO 

PALMER, MASS., 

VIA -WlLLIMANTIC. 



Hartfd, Providence, 

and Fishhill R. R. 
HARTFORD to . . 
Wiliimantic. .. . 
N. London, WillvttCn- 
tic a.nd Palmer, R. R, 

Coventry 

Eagleville 

Mansfield 

Willington 

Tolland 

Stafford 

Monson to - 

PALMER ........ 



£°™ PALMER TO HART- P1 t a ™ £5 

FORD. (Read up.) Place, ford. 



Frma 
Hart- 
ford. 



36 



40 I 

44 
46 
5i 
63 

(J7 



Fare, $1 50. Time, about 3£ hours. 

Stages leave Wiliimantic, Wil- 
lington, and Stafford, on arrival of 
trains, in various directions. 



HARTFORD TO 
FISHKILL, N. Y. 



* Hartfd, Province, 
and Fishhill R. R. 
HARTFORD to . 

Plainville 

Bristol. .. » 

Walcott 

Waterbury 

Middlebury ,. 

Woodbury 

Roxbury 

New Mil ford..... 



Place 


From 




Hart- 


Place. 


fonl. 








14 


14 


4 


IS 



NEW3URG TO CHESTER, 



37 



Sherman 

Pawlings 

Peekville 

Storraville 

Gayhead 

Fishkill Village... 
( FISHKILL ) 
< LANDING- V 

( AND HUDS'N RlV ) 



J™ m FISHKILL TO HART- 

kiii. I FORD. (Read up.) 



ford. 



*This railroad, which is to con- 
nect Hartford with the Hudson 
River, and ErieR. R., viaNewbnrg. 
is not yet opened for travel ; on its 
completion, it will form a new 
route from the interior of the States 
of Rhode Island and Connecticut, 
to the Lakes and the West. 



NEW8URG TO 
CHESTER. 



JVewb'g Bran. R. R. 
19 NEWBURG to... 

10 iSalisbury 

7 Washington ville . . 

3 jCraigsville 

| ♦CHESTER 



g2 CHESTER TO NEW- » 

ker. I BURG. (Read up.) Place, hml 



lace 


From 


to 


Hfew- 


ace 


burg. 








9 


9 


3 


12 


4 


16 


3 


19 



* Connects here with the New 
York and Erie R. R. 



From 
Col- 

ville. 


HARTFORD TO COL- P1 , a " 
LINSVLLLE. "**• 


From 
Han- 
ford. 


23 
14 


*Collinxville Bran. R.R. 
HARTFORD to.. 



14 

3 

3 

8 



14 

17 
20 
23 


11 

8 



Farmington 

Unionviile to 

COLLINSVILLE- 


From 
Col- 

ville. 


COLUNSVILLE TO 
HARTFORD. 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Hart- 
ford. 



*This is a branch of the Canal 
R. R.; it leaves the main line at 
Farmington. 



From 
Ca- 
naan. 


HARTFORD TO CA- 
NAAN, CT. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Hart- 
ford 


43 

40 
33 


By Stage from 
HARTFORD to.. 
West Hartford 



3 
7 
3 
o 

6 


10 


Place 

to 
Place. 



3 
10 


30 




13 


23 

22 

1 i 

(i 


COLLINSVILLE 

New Hartford 

Winchester 


15 

21 

27 
37 





CANAAN 


43 


From 
Ca- 


CANAAN TO HART- 
FORD. (Read up.) 


Hart- 
ford. 


From 
Sha- 
ron. 


HARTFORD TO SHA- 
RON, CT. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Hart- 
ford. 


52 

43 
35 
31 
29 
25 
19 
14 

s 




By Stage from 
HARTFORD to . . 
Farmington 



9 
8 
4 
2 
4 
6 
5 
6 
4 
4 



9 
17 
21 
23 
27 
33 
38 
44 
48 
52 


Terrys ville 


"Yorthfield 


Litchfield 

"Milton 


Cornwall Bridge. .. 

Ellsworth • 

SHARON 


From 


SHARON TO HART- 
FORD. (Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Hart- 
ford. 



ROUTES FROM NEW 
HAVEN. 



NEW HAVEN TO 

HARTFORD AND 

SPRINGFIELD. 



62 

55 i 

50 

44 

37 

34 

26 

ig 

13 
11 



„V. Haven, Hartford 
and Springfield R.R. 
NEW HAVEN to 

North Haven 

Wallingford 

Meriden 

^Berlin 

New Britain 

HARTFORD 

Windsor 

Windsor Locks. . . . 
Warehouse Point- . 



38 



ROUTES FROM NEW YORK. 



8 Thompsonville to. 
SPRING-FIELD. 



From 

Sp'g- 
Seld. 



SPRINGFIELD TO 
HARTFORD AND N. 
HAVEN, {Read up.) 



Fare, from New Haven to Hart- 
ford, $1 00; and from Hartford to 
Springfield, 75 cents. 

* TJie MlDDLETOWN BRANCH R.R. 

diverges here, and runs to Middle- 
town, 10 miles. Fare, 30 cents. 

New Haven to N York, see p. 34. 

N. Haven to JV*. London, see p. 35. 



NEW HAVEN TO 
NORTHAMPTON. 



New Haven and 
Northampton R. R. 
NEW HAVEN to 
Hamden Plain.. 

Centreville 

Mt. Carmel ..... 

Bradley's 

Brook's 

Cheshire 



From 
N'rth- 

amp- 



Hitchcock's. 

Southington 

* Plainville 

f FARMING-TON 

Unionville 

Collinsville 

Granby 

Suffield ..,., 

Feeding Hills 

West Springfield...... 

NORTHAMPTON 



NORTHAMPTON TO 
NEW HAVEN. 

{Read up.) 



46 



Place From 

to New 

Place. Ha - 



The New Haven and Northamp- 
ton, or Canal R.R. is not yet com- 
pleted. At West Springfield it will 
unite with the Western R. R., lead- 
ing to Boston and Albany. 

* The Hartford, Providence and 
FislilciU R. R. intersects here. 

f Connects here with the Tariff- 
ville Branch R.R. B>oute — Farm- 
ington to Avon, 10 miles; Sims- 
bury, 15 miles; Tariffville, 19 miles; 
from New Haven, 49 miles. 



ROUTES FROM NEW YORK, 

Tlie following are the principal railroad routes diverging from New York; 
the traveller will refer to each respectively, as may be required. 



NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, Depot foot of Duane Street, North 
River. — This route leads the traveller to Goshen, Port Jervis, Deposit, 
Binghampton, Owego, Elmira, Corning, Hornellsville, Olean, and Dun- 
kirk. Also, to [thaca, Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and 
the West. See pages 48 and 49. 



\ Square, and Chamber St. — I 
oy, Saratoga Springs, White- I 



HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, Depot Hudson I _ 
Leads to Poughkeepsie, Hudson, Albany, Troy, 

hall, Lake George, Lake Champlain, Burlington, Vt., and Montreal. 
Also, from Albany to Buffalo, and the West. See page 53. 

HARLEM RAILROAD, Depot City Hall Square, Centre Street.— heads to 
Albany, Troy. Montreal, and the West. See page 52. 



ROUTES FROM NEW YORK. 39 

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD, Depot Canal Street, near 
Mroadira//. — Leads to Norvvalk, Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, 
Springfield, Worcester, and Boston. Also, to the various places on the 
Housatonic, Naugatuck, and Canal Railroads. See page 45. 

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Depot South Ferry, near the Battery.— Leads 
from Brooklyn, to Jamaica, Farmingdale, Riverhead, and Greenport. 
See page 47. 

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD, Depot foot of Liberty Street, North River.— 
Leads from Jersey City to Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, 
and Philadelphia. See page 88. 

RAMAPO AND PATERSON, AND PATERSON AND HUDSON, RAILROADS. 

Office foot of Cortlandt Street. — Leads from Jersey Qity to Paterson and 
SufFern's, and, from the latter place, to the various stations on the New 
York and Erie Railroad. See p. 66. 

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.-^a^ from Pier No. 1 North 
River, by steamboat, for Elizabethport ; or, by the New Jersey R. R., to 
Elizabethtown.— Leads from thence to Plainfield, Bound Brook, White 
House, Easton, Wilkesbarre, Mauch Chuyk, Bethlehem, Belvidere, Dela- 
ware and Lehigh Water-Gaps, Coal region, &x. See page 94. 

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD, Depot foot of Liberty Srrce*.— Leads 
from the New Jersey Railroad, at Newark, to Orange, Morristown, and 
Dover. Also, to Schooley's Mountain, Stanhope, Newton, Hacketstown, 
Milford, &c. See page 95. 

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROaTlINE. -Leave, by steamboat, from 
Pier No. 1 North River, for South Amboy. From thence, by R. R., to 
Hightstown, Bordentown, Camden, and Philadelphia. See page 88. 

NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINETO B0Sim,8cc -Steamboats leave, 

from the foot of Cortland Street, for New London and Allyn's Point, 
thence by railroad, to Norwich, Worcester, and Boston. Leads, also, to 
Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence, Concord, Willimantic, Sec. See page 46. 

STONINGTON AND PROVIDENCE~UNE TO BOST OH -Steamboat leaves 
from Pier No. 2 North River, for Stonington, thence, by railroad, to 
Providence, and Boston. See page 33. 

NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.-^*™*, by steamboat 
from Pier No. 3 North River, for Newport, and Fall River, thence b$ 
railroad, to Boston. See page 32. 

HUDSON RIVER STEAMBOATS, Leave for Albany, and Troy, and the 

various towns and villages on the banks of the Hudson. 

STEAMBOATS ™n between New York and Norwalk, Bridgeport, New 
Haven, and Hartford. 

Also, to Staten and Long Islands, and to Keyport, Long Branch, and 
other places in New Jersey; 

N. B. The cars on the city railroads run every few minutes during th® 
day. 



40 



HACKNEY COACH FARES. 



HACKNEY COACH FARES IN NEW YORK. 

For conveying a passenger any distance not exceeding one mile, 23 
cents; two passengers, 50 cents; or, 25 cents each; every additional 
passenger, 25 cents. 

For conveying a passenger any distance exceeding a mile, and within 
two miles, 50 cents ; every additional passenger, 25 cents. 

For the use of a hackney coach, carriage, or cab, by the day, with one 
or more passengers, $5 00. 

For the use of a hackney-coach, carriage, or cab, by the hour, with one 
or more passengers, with the privilege of going from place to place, and 
of stopping as often as may be required, as follows : — first hour, $1 00; 
second hour, 75 cents ; every succeeding hour, 50 cents. 

Children under two years of age, nothing; from two to fourteen, half 
price. 

Each passenger is entitled to take one trunk, valise, box, bag, or other 
travelling package ; and as many more as he pleases, by paying six cents 
for each extra one, or 12| cents if over a mile. 

If the distance be over one mile, and not oyer two miles, the charge 
for one passenger is 50 cents, and each additional one, 25 cents. 

If a carriage is taken by the day or hour, it must be so specified. 

If a hack is detained or hindered, the driver is entitled to 75 cents for 
the first hour, and 37£ cents per hour afterwards, in addition to mileage. 

Every hack is required to be conspicuously numbered, and to have the 
rates of fare posted up within it; and in default of either of these, the 
driver is not to demand or receive any pay. 

Cabs.— Calls to and from dwellings, to or from steamboats, or other 
parts of the city, with one or two persons, 50 cents. 

When leaving the stand with one person, any distance not over a 
mile and a half, 25 cents. When with two persons, 37-| cents. When 
by the hour, driving in town from place to place, for each hour. 50 cents. 



TABLE OF DISTANCES. 



From the Battery. 


From the Exchange. 


From the City Hafl. 


To 








£ Rector street. 

1 Trinity Church. 


1 






* • 

a 










3. 


£ of a mile.... 

JL .... 




1' 






ji 


I 1 


| 


Spring street. 


13 


1| 




2 


1| 


li 


4th street. 


2 1 


2 


li 


9th street. 


2* 


2 1 


13 


14th street. 


2f 


2£ 


2 

Oi 


17th street. 


3 


2$ 


24th street. 


3£ 

31 


3 

3 1 „.. 


21 

2| 


29th street. 
34th street. 


3? 


31 


3 


38th street. 



TABLES OF DISTANCES, 



From the Battery. 



4 miles 

4j 

44 

H 

5 

Sh 

5* 

5* 

6 

64, 

6* 

6| 

7 

7i 

3 

7* 

8 

S\ 

8i 

8-1 

9 

94 

»l 

9£ 



From the Exchange. From the City Hall. 



3£ of a mile- 



H- 



3^ of a mile. 
3£ 

3*...: 

4 

4i 

44 

H 

5 



44th street. 
49th stieet. 
54tb street. 
58th street. 
63d street. 
68th street. 
73d street. 
?8th street. 
83d street. 
88th street. 
93d street. 
97th street. 
102d street. 
107th street. 
112th street. 
117th street. 
121st street. 
126th street. 
131st street. 
136th street. 
140th street. 
145th street. 
150th street. 
154th street. 



DISTANCES ACROSS THE DIFFERENT FERRIES FROM NEW YORK. 



•Ferrieg. 


Yards. 


Ferries. 


Yards. 


South Ferry 


1,066 
731 
735 
635 




2 800 




Williamsburgh Ferry 

Staten Island Ferry 


950 




6,418 


Walnut Street Ferry 



A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCE, FARES, &c, FROM 
N.YORK, TO MANY OF THE MOST IM PORTANT PLACES 
IN THE UNION. 

The following table will show at a glance the distance, expense, and 
time, occupied, in travelling; from New York city, to the most prominent 
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate 
of fares, when travelling in steamboats, upon lakes or rivers, as those 
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which 
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be 
obtained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near 
enough to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given is 
thai which is actually occupied in passing from one voint to another ; 
4* 



42 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &c 



the detentions between each route are not taken into consideration, as 
these the traveller must determine for himself. The distances are gene- 
rally given by the shortest routes. 



Names of Plact 



NEW YORK to Albany, by R. R. (by steamboat the fare 

varies from 50 cents and upwards).. 

K Baltimore., , 

" Bellows' Falls, Tt 

" Btnghamton, via Erie R.R 

" Boston, via Springfield 

" Boston, via Long Island Sound... 

" Buffalo, bv R.R., via Albany, and New 

York Central R. R 

" Buffalo, via Erie R. R., and Buffalo and 

New York City R.R 

" Burlington, Yt., by R.R., via Troy and 

Rutland * 

« Charleston, S.C., by R.R 

" Chicago, via Erie Rl R. and Cleveland... 

(i Chicago, via Albany and Canada. 

" Chicago^ via Philadelphia, Pittsburg and 

Cleveland 

" Cincinnati, via Dunkirk, Cleveland and 

Columbus .^u. 

" Cincinnati, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg 

and Crestline 

* Cleveland, via Erie R.R 

" Columbus, 0., via Dunkirk and CleveFd. 

* Detroit, via Albany and Canada 

" Detroit, via Erie R.R., Buffalo and Can. 

66 Dunkirk, via Erie R.R 

" Elmira, via Erie R.R 

" Galena, 111., via Dunkirk, Cleveland and 

Chicago , 

" Hartford, via New Haven 

u Indianapolis, la., via Dunkirk, Cleve- 
land, and Bellefontaine 

" Indianapolis, Ia.,via Philadelphia, Pitts- 
burg and Bellefontaine 

" Ithaca, via Erie R. R „ 

" Lake George, via R. R. and Plank Road. 

" Louisville. Ky.. via Dunkirk, Cleveland 
and Indianapolis 

" Louisville, Ky., via Dunkirk, Cleveland. 
Cincinnati, and Ohio River 

u Louisville. Ky., via Philadelphia, Pitts 
burg and Indianapolis , 

M Memphis, via Chicago, St. Louis, and the 
Mississippi River 

(i Memphis, Tenn.. via Dunkirk, Cleveland. 
Cincinnati, and Ohio River 

* Memphis, Tenn., via Philadelphia, Pitts- 

burg, Cincinnati, and Ohio River 



Milea. Hours Fare. 



144 

1-4 

22: 

215 
236 
23( 

442 

423 

300 

782 
90S 

95. 

934 

85' 

80! 
602 

714 

B77 
665 
460 

274 

1128 

102 

sss 

53? 
270 

213 

94c 
990 
94' 
L662 

1624 
15S6 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &c 



43 



Names of Places. 


Miles 


Hourt, 


Fare. 


NEW YORK to Milwaukie, via Dunkirk, Chicago, and 


1047 

1431 

1234 
323 

403 

1524 
76 

1597 

2405 

2755 
449 
440 
473 
87 
188 
373 
372 

1139 

183 
907 
251 
138 
321 

1242 

1151 

1554 

1109 

1463 
224 
350 

320 
192 

181 


55 

114 

74 
13 

14 

49 
3 

137 

153 

186 
20 
20 
16 

13 
15 
15 

44 

8 
66 
10 

5 
13 

40 

38 

86 

46| 

76 

15 

13± 
7| 

10 


20 00 


tt 


Mobile, Ala., via seaboard Koute and 


50 00 


it 

it 


Montgomery, Ala., via seaboard Route 

and Georgia 

Montpelier, via Connecticut Valley R.R. 
Montreal, by R. R., via Troy and Bur- 


42 00 
7 00 

10 50 


tt 


Nashville, via Dunkirk, Cleveland, In- 
dianapolis, Louisville, Ky., and Ohio 


29 00 


a 




1 50 


tt 


New Orleans, via Montgomery and Mo- 


55 00 


tt 


New Orleans, via Dunkirk, Cleveland, 


37 00 


tt 


New Orleans, via Dunkirk. Cleveland, 

Chicago, St. Louis, and Mis'sippi Riv. 

Niagara Falls, via Albany 


46 00 
8 00 


tt 


Niagara Fills, via Erie R. R 


7 50 


tt 


Ogdensburg, N.Y 


10 50 


it 




3 00 


tt 
a 


Providence, via Long Island Sound 

Rochester, N.Y., via Albany 


3 00 

7 50 


tt 


Rochester, N.Y.. via Erie R.R 


7 50 


tt 


Rock Island, 111., via Dunkirk, Cleve- 


23 50 


tt 
tt 


Saratoga Springs, by R. R. (By steam- 
boat to Albany, the fare is less.) 

Savannah, Ga., by R. R 


4 00 
24 00 


tt 


Scranton, Pa., via Erie R.R 


6 10 


tt 


Springfield, via Hartford 


3 25 


tt 


St. Johnsbury, Yt 


7 20 


tt 


St. Louis, via Dunkirk, Cleveland and 


26 50 


tt 


St. Louis, via Dunkirk, Cleveland and 


25 00 


tt 


St. Louis, via Dunkirk, Cincinnati and 


26 00 


tt 


St. Louis, via Philadelphia, Pittsburg 
and Indianapolis 


30 00 


tt 


St. Paul, Min., via Dunkirk, Cleveland, 


27 25 


tt 


"Washington 


7 25 


tt 
a 

tt 


Watertown, N.Y., via Albany and Rome 

White Mountains (Littleton, foot of the 

Mountains.) 

Worcester, Mass., via Spring-field 


7 00 

7 50 
4 00 


tt 


Worcester, Mass., via Long Island 
Sound and Norwich 


3 00 



NEW YORK TO MONTREAL CAN, 



If™ N.YORK TO MON- 
TREAL, CAN, 



Hudson River R.R. 

NEW YORK to 

Manhattan 

Yonkers 

Hastings 

Irving 

Tarry town 

Sing Sing 

Peekskill 

Fishkill 

POU&HKSEPSIE. 

Hyde Park 

Rhinebeck 

Tivoli 

Hudson 

Stuyvesant 

East ALBANY- 
TROY 

Troy and Boston RR 

Lansingburg 

Schagticoke 

Pittstown 

Buskirk's Bridge 

EA&LE BRIDGE 

N. Hoosick 

State Line 

Western Vermont R. 
North Bennington... 

S. Shaftsbury 

Shaftsbury 

Arlington 

Sunderland 

Manchester 

East Dorset 

Clarendon 

RUTLAND 

Rutland and Bur- 
lington R.R. 

Pittsford 

Brandon 

Salisbury 

Middlebury 

New Haven 

Vergenne3 

Ferrisburg 

Charlotte 

Shelburne 

BURLING-TON 

Essex Depot 

Vermont Central RR, 

Colchester 

Milton 



Georgia 

St. Alban's 

Swanton 

Alburgh 

W. AlburGfh 

ROUSE'S POINT. 

Champlain and St. 

Laivrence R.R, 

St. John's. ,...., 

La Prairie 

MONTREAL 



I™™ MONTREAL TO NEW p ; a ce JS? 

treal. YORK- (Read up.) place. York. 



323 
333 
342 

352 
354 
356 



379 
394 
403 



To reach Albany, which is an im- 
portant town on the route, passen- 
gers will have the choice of either 
the Hudson River R.R., or the New 
York and Albany R. R. (Harlem 
R. R.), or, if they prefer it, by one 
of the steamboats plying upon the 
Hudson River, either night or day. 

From Albany there will again be 
a choice of several routes : — 

1st. Yia Troy, or Schenectady, to 
Saratoga Sp'gs and L. George, meet- 
ing the Champlain steamboat going 
north, at the Ticonderoga Landing. 

2nd. From Albany, via Saratoga, 
to Whitehall by R.R., thence by the 
L. Champlain steamboat to Platts- 
burg ; or continue on by cars from 
Whitehall to Rutland, thence to 
Montreal. 

3rd. From Albany, via the Albany ■ 
Northern R. R., and the Rutland 
and Washington, and the Rutland 
R. R., to Burlington, Yt., thence to 
Montreal by R.R. via Rouse's Point ; 
or from Burlington may cross Lake 
Champlain to Plattsburg, and thence 
to Montreal. 

4th. From Albany, or Troy, via 
the Western Yermorit R.R. and Bur- 
lington, thence to Montreal. 

The foregoing railroad route is, 
perhaps, the most direct between N. 
York and Montreal, owing to its 
being one continuous line. It must 
be borne in mind, however, that pas- 
sengers have the choice of either the 
Hudson River R. R., or the N. York 
and Albany (Harlem) R.R., between 
the cities of New York and Albany. 



NEW YORK TO NEWHAVEN. 



BS£ NEW YORK TO NEW ¥ \T 55? 

HAVEN. Kwe. York. 



MY.SfJY.IIav'nR.R. 
NEW YORK to... 
Thirty-second St.. . 
♦William's Bridge. 

New Rochelle 

Mamaroiieck 

Rye 

Port Chester 

Greenwich 

Stamford 

Darien 

Nor walk 

West port 

Southport 

Fairfield 

f Bridgeport 

Stratford 

Milford to 

{NEW HAVEN . . 



NEW HAVEN TO 
NEW YORK, 

(Read up.) 



Fare, $1 50. Time, 3 hours. 

* Diverges from the Harlem R.R., 
near this point. 

f Branch R. R. to Danbury, Ct. 

I The Housatonic R.R. joins here. 
Passengers for the Naugatuck R.R. 
stop here. 

§ For Routes from New Haven, 
see page 37. 



From 
Pitts- 
field. 



NEW YORK TO 
PITTSFIELD, MASS 



168 
110 

100 
95 
91 
87 
81 
75 
63 
62 
53 
49 
43 
37 



N.Y. 8c M Haven R 
NEW YORK to... 

♦Bridgeport 

Housatonic R. R. 

Stepney 

Botsford 

Newtown 

Hawleyville 

Brook field 

New Mil ford 

Gay lord's Bridge. . . 

Kent 

Cornwall Bridge.. . 

West Cornwall 

Falls Village 

Canaan 



81 

87 
93 
100 
106 
115 
110 
125 
131 



31 (Sheffield 

25 Great Barrington. 

23 Van Deusenville. 

20 Glendale 

17 Stockbridge 

11 Lee , , 

8 Lenox to 

tPITTSFIELD . . 



From 



PITTSFIELD TO 
NEW YORK. 

(Rcyl up.) 



6 1137 
6 143 

2 145 

3 148 
3 151 



Plan 
Place. 



157 
160 
168 



From 
New 
York. 



Fare, §3 00. Time, about 8 Lours. 
From Bridgeport to Pittsjictd, $>2 00. 

* Bridgeport, see foregoing route. 

fPittsfield to North Adams, see 
following route. ' 

Stages leave, on arrival of trains, 
Hawieyville for Danbury, Bethel, 
&c. ; Newtown for Woodbury, Beth- 
lehem, <fcc. ; New Milford for Litch- 
field; Canaan, for Sharon, Goshen, 
Norfolk, and Winstcd. 

At Pittsfield, the UousatonicR.R. 
unites with the Pittsfield and North 
Adams R. R. ; also, with the West- 
ern R. R., leading to Springfield, 
Worcester, Boston, and JUlbany. 



From 
North 
Ad- 
ams. 


PITTSFIELD TO 
NORTH ADAMS. 


Place From 
to Pitts- 
Place. '. field. 


20 
17 


Pittsfield and North 

Jldams R R. 
*PITTSFIELDto. 



3 
3 
3 
2 
3 
6 



3 


14 
11 


E. Lanesborough. . 


6 
9 


9 
6 



Cheshire Harbor. .. 
South Adams to. . . 
fNORTH ADAMS 


11 
14 

20 


From 
North 
Ad- 
ams. 


NORTH ADAMS TO 

PITTSFIELD. 

(Read up'.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Pitts- 
field. 



*At Pittsfield this road unites 
with the Mass. Western R. R. 

| Stages run from* North Adams 
to Williamsioicn, Mass. ; also, to 
Bennington, and Rutland, Vt., Sec. 
At the latter place they unite with 
the Rutland R. R., and the railroad 
running from thence to Whitehall, 
N.Y. 



4G 



NEW YORK TO--ALBANY. 



From 

Al- 
bany. 


NEW YORK TO AL- 
BANY. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
New 

York. 


194 
49 
41 
38 
33 


Housatonic R. R. 
NEW YORK to... 
*Van Deusenville. . 
West Stock bridge. . 
jState Line 



145 
8 
3 
5 
5 
5 
4 
3 
8 
8 



145 
153 
156 
161 


28 
23 
19 
16 

8 

o 


East Chatham 

Chatham 4 Corners. 
Chatham Cen&e. . . 

Kinderhook — 

Schodac to 

ALBANY 


166 
171 
175 

178 
186 
194 








From 

Al- 
bany. 


ALBANY TO NEW 
YORK, {Read up.) 


Place 

Place. 


From 
New 
York. 



Fare, §4 00. Time, about 10 hours. 

*Van Deusenville, see page 45. 

At the State Line, this route in- 
tersects with the Hudson and Berk- 
Fhire R. R. Passengers may there- 
fore pass over this road to the city 
of Hudson, and may go thence to 
either New York or Albany. 

The Housatonic route is a fa- 
vorite one, for reaching that cele- 
brated watering-place, the Lebanon 
Springs. Fare through, from New 
York, $2 50. 



BRIDGEPORT TO 
W1NSTED. 



Naugatuck R. R. 
BRIDGEPORT to 

Stratford 

Junction 

Derby 

Ansonia 

Humphreysville . . . 

Naugatuck 

Waterbury 

Waterville 

Plymouth 

Camp's Mills 

Litchfield 

Wolcottville 

Burrville 

WINSTED 



W!NS T ED TO 

BRIDGEPORT. 
( Read up.) 



Fare, §1 50. Time, about 3 hours, 

Stages leave Humphreysville for 
Oxford, Woodbury, &cc. ; from Wa- 
terbury for Watertown ; from Litch- 
field Station for Plymouth, and 
Litchfield. 



NEW YORK TO 
WORCESTER AND 
NASHUA, 



By Steamboat from 
NEW YORK to... 
Blackwell's Island. 

Hell-Gate 

Throgg's Point 

New Rochelle 

Greenwich Pt. (Ct.) 
Norwalk island. . 

Black Rock 

Bridgeport 

Stratford Point. . 
New Haven Light 
Faulkner's Island. 
Connecticut River 

New London 

By Railroad to 

Montville 

Mohegaa 

Norwich 

Noncich and Worce- 
ster R. R. 

Greenville 

Jewett City ... 

Plainfield 

Central Village.... 

Danielsonville 

Daysville 

Pomfret — 

Thompson 

Fishsrville 

Webster 

Oxford 

Auburn '. 

Grand Junction. .. . 
WORCESTER • • • 
Wor. 4" Nashua R.R. 

West Boylston 

Oakdale •• 

Sterling 



Place 

Fia 



NEW YORK TO GREENPORT. 



Clintonville 

New Uostoa 

Lancaster 

Still River 

Harvard 

Groton Junction. 
Groton Centre. . . 

Pepperell 

Hollis to 

NASHUA 



NASHUA TO NEW "!- 

YORK. (Read Up.) Place. 



204 
200 
207 
211 
213 
216 
219 
2-J4 
227 
233 

ftom 



Fare, from New York to Worce- 
ster, $3 00. Time, 1U hours. 

New York to Nashua, $4 00. 
Time, 10£ hours. 

N. B. — Persons, if they prefer it, 
can go between New York and 
Nashua, N. H., the entire distance, 
by railroad, by leaving the former 
city, in the New Haven cars. 



From 
Gre'n 
port. 



NEW YORK TO 
GREENPORT. 



NEW YORK to.. 
Brooklyn (ly ferry) 
Long- Island R. R. 

Bedford 

East New York. . . 

Union Course 

Woodviile 

Jamaica 

Brushville 

Hyde Park 

Hempstead Branch 

Carl Place 

Westbury 

Hicksville 

Farmingdale 

Deer Park 

Thompson 

Suffolk Station 

Lake Road 

Med ford 

Yaphank 

St. George's Manor 

Riverhead 

Jainesport 

Mattetuck 

Cutchogue 



From 
New 
York. 



1 

3 

G 

9 
10 
12 
15 
18 
21 
23 
24 
27 
33 
39 
42 
45 
50 
56 
61 
67 
75 
80 
84 
£7 



5 

4 



'Hermitage 

Southold to 

* GREENPORT .. 


4 

1 
4 


91 
92 

90 


From 
Gw'n- 

port. 


GREENPORT TO 
NEW YORK. 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Hew 
York. 



Fare, *$2 25. Time, about 4£ hours. 

* A steamboat formerly ran be- 
tween Greenport and New London, 
but for the present is discontinued. 

Stages leave Jamaica for Rocka- 
way, fare, 50 cents; Hempstead 
Branch, for Roslyn, 37£cts. ; Hicks- 
ville, for Cold Spring, Huntington, 
and Oyster Bay; Deer Park, for 
Coram, and Babylon; Thompson, for 
[slip, and JMcchanicsville ; Medford 
Station, for Patchogue ; Yaphank, 
for Millville ; St. George's Manor, 
for Moriches; Riverhead, for Quoque, 
Westhampton, Southampton, <fcc. A 
steamboat runs between Greenport 
and Sag- Harbor. 



From ; NEW YORK TO W, 
sJS-STOCKBRIDGE, VIA 
bri 's e - HUDSON. 



Hudson River R. R, 
NEW YORK to... 
Thirty-first Street. 
Manhattanville . . . 
Spuyten Duyvil Cr. 

Yonkers 

Hastings 

Dob!)'s~Ferry 

Dearman 

Tarry town 

Sing- Sing 

Croton 

Peekskill 

ColdSprinsr 

Fishkill Landing.. 

Carthage '.. . 

New Hamburg 

Barnegat 

POUGHKEEPSIE 

Hyde Park 

Staatsburg 

Rhinebeck 

Red Hook ^... 




3 
8 

13 
17 
21 
22 
M 
27 
33 
36 
40 
53 
59 
63 
65 
68 
74 
£0 
84 
98 
£t5 



NEW YORK TO DUNKIRK AND BUFFALO. 



Upper Red Hook.. .. 

Clermont 

Livingston 

HUDSON 

Hud. <$• Berkshire R. 

Claverack 

Mellenville. 

Ghent 

Chatham 4 Corners. 

East Chatham 

Edward's 

State Line to 

W. STOCKBR'G-E. 



W. STOCKBRIDGE 
k-TO HUDSON AND N, 

bridge | YORK, (Read up.) 



Steamboats run between N. York 
and Hudson, connecting at the lat- 
ter place with the Hudson and 
Berkshire R. R. 

Stages leave Edward's Depot for 
Lebanon Springs. Fare, through. 
from New York, $2 50. 



D r r|NEW YORK TO DUN 
kirk! KIRK AND BUFFALO, 



• 



460 
459 
457 
454 
450 
448 
443 
433 
4 30 
434 
43-2 
427 

426 
424 
418 
415 
412 
410 
407 
405 
404 
400 
396 
302 
389 
384 
371 



iN. YORK, {ferry to) 
Jersey City. ...... 

Bergen 

Germantown .... 
Boiling Spring. . . 
Passaic Bridge. . . 
PATERSON.... 

Godwinvilie 

Hohokus 

Allendale 

'Ramsey's 

JSUFFERNS 

JV. Y. and Erie R. R. 

jRamapo. 

Sloatsburg 

Southfields 

Greenwood 

Turner's 

Monroe 

Oxford. 

Junction (Xewb'g Br'ch) 

Chester 

G-OSHEN 

New Hampton. .... 

Middletown - 

Howell's 

Otisville 

PORT JERyiS, Del 





18 
4 
6 
6 
8 
S 

17 

4 
13 
6 
5 
6 
6 

15 
9 
6 
7 
6 
4 
2 
7 
5 
6 
7 
10 
7 

9 
5 

8 
8 
5 
4 
5 
4 
9 
8 
4 
4 
4 
4 
9 

5 

4 
11 
11 

8 
9 
3 

7 
4 
8 


107 
111 
117 
123 
131 
136 


Lack a waxen 

Mast Hope 


Xanowsburg ....... 






143 
160 


Stockport 




164 
177 
183 
188 
194 
200 
215 
224 
230 
237 
243 
247 
249 
256 
261 
267 




Gulf Summit 

Cascade Bridge 

Susquehanna River. 
-GREAT BEND-. 
rBING-HAMTON.. 
Union 




TOWEG-0 


Tioga 




Waverley (Factoryville) 


Wellsbun* 


5ELMIRA 


274 

2S4 
291 
293 
302 


Bi<r Flats . 

CORNING 

Painted Post 

Addison 


Rathbonville 

Cameron. 


307 
315 
323 
328 
332 
337 


Adrien 

Canisteo 


TTHORNELLSV'E. 


Alfred 


341 
350 


Andover 


Genessee 


358 


Scio 


362 


Phillipsville 

Helvidere 


366 
370 


Friendship 


374 


Cuba 


383 


Hinsdale . .* 

OLE AN 


300 
395 


Allejjanv 


399 


Great Vallev. . . . 

Little Valle'y 

Cattaraugus* 

Davton 


410 
421 
429 
41H 


Perrysburg 

Smith's Mills... .... 

Forestville 


441 
44S| 
452 1 


* :;: DUNKIRK 


-. 


DUNKIRK TO NEW 
YORK. (Reudvp.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


/ 



NEW YORK TO DUNKIRK AND BUFFALO, 



Note. — The New York and Erie 
R. R. extends to the Hudson River 
at Piermont, 24 miles above New 
York, with which it is connected 
by the Company's steamboats. This 
portion of the line lying east of the 
Ramapo and Hudson R. R. junction 
at Sufferns, is used now almost ex- 
clusively for the transportation of 
freight, the passenger travel going 
by way of Jersey City and Paterson, 
tbat route being 10 miles shorter, 
and saving at least one hour in 
time. 

The Newburg Branch R. R. con- 
nects with the Erie at the junction 
near Chester. Passengers desiring 
tn visit the towns on the Hudson 
River vorth of Newburg, or Sara- 
toga. Canada, Vermont, &c, will 
avail themselves of this connection. 
(By consulting the map. which should 
be done frequently, the routes will 
become more intelligible. 

Stage lines leave the various 
places on the route, on arrival of 

trains. 

* The Lachawana and Western R. 
R. connects here and runs to Scran- 
ton, 57 miles from Great Bend. 
From Scranton. stages run to Pitts- 
ton and JVUkesbarre, over a fine 
plank road. 

t Here the Syracuse and Bing- 
hamton R.R. connects with the Erie 
R. R. This opens a new and ad- 
vantageous route to Syracuse and 
Oswego. 

The Jllbany and Susquehanna RR. 
will also connect with the Erie RR. 
at Binghamton. 

% The Cayuga and Susquehanna 
R. R. diverges here, and extends to 
Ithaca, 29 miles. Passengers for 
Ithaca win leave the Erie R. R. at 
Owego. A*connection by this route 
is also formed with the N. Y. Cen- 
tral R. R. running between Albany 
and Buffalo. 

§ The Chemung R. R. connects at 
5 



Elmira and runs to Jefferson, at 
the head of Seneca Lake, 21 miles. 
Passengers can here take the Seneca 
Lake route to Geneva. &c, or via 
the Canandaigua and Elmira R. R. 
may reach Penn Van, Canandaigua, 
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, 

&.C. 

At Elmira a new and important 
connection is made, diverging in a 
southerly direction, through Penn- 
sylvania, to Williamsport, Cata- 
wissa. and the great Schuylkill coal 
region. Pottsville. Reading, and Phi- 
ladelphia. Also to Harrisburg, Bal- 
timore, and Washington, &.c. 

|j The Corning and Blossburg RR. 
extends from Corning to Blossburg, 
Pa., 40 miles. Also the Buffalo, 
Corning and New York R.R. extends 
through the Valley of theConhocton 
to Batavia, Buffalo, Niagara Falis, 
&c. 

1T The Buffalo and New York City 
R.R connects the Erie at (Cornells- 
ville directly with Buffalo, and with 
the Buffalo and Brantford R. R. in 
Canada. 

** From Dunkirk a prolongation 
of the Erie R. R. is formed by con- 
tinuous lines, under different cor- 
porate names, extending thousands 
of miles, and penetrating the hearts 
of the great Western and South- 
western Commonwealths, and open- 
ing an avenue to trade and travel, 
perhaps, without a parallel on the 
globe. 

At Dunkirk, also, the Erie R.R. 
connects with the Buffalo and State 
Line R.R., leading to Buffalo, Nia- 
gara Falls, and Canada West. 

Magnificent steamboats connect 
the line at the Lake terminus with 
Detroit, and other places on Lake 
Erie. 

For continuation of route to Erie, 
Cleveland, Chicago, &c. see pages 
C8 and 09. 



50 



NEW YORK TO BUFFALO. 



N, Y, TO OSWEGO, 

VIA BINGHAMTON 

AND SYRACUSE. 



330 
115 



104 
93 
86 



35 



Erie R.R. 

NEW YORK to.... 

Binghamton. . ., ) 

(see page 48) 1 
Syracuse and Bing 

hamton R. R. 

Chenango Fork 

Lisle 

Marathon 

Blodffet's Mills . 

CORTLAND...... 

Homer 

Preble 

Tullv .... 

SYRACUSE 

Oswego 8c SyracuseR 
Baldwinsville. . . 

Fulton 

OSWEGO 



OSWEGO TO SYRA- 
CUSE ANDN.YORK 

(Read up.) 



Mote. — Oswego and Syracuse may 
be reached from New York by either 
of the routes to Albany, ihence by 
the Albany and Buffalo ft. R. to 
Syracuse, &c. 



NEW YORK TO BUF- P] 
FALO AND NIAGARA *£" 
FALLS via BUFFALO, Place. 
CORNING & N.Y.R. 



430 
137 



128 
J 24 
117 



Via JV. Y. 8c Erie R 
NEW YORK to.... 
{ Painted Post... j 
( (see page 48.) j 
Buffalo, Corning and 
New York R. R 

Campbell 

Savon a 

BATH 

1 13 Kennedy ville.. .. , 

109 lAvoca 

101 Liberty 

91 Wayland 

85 Spring Water. . . , 
80 .Conesus. . . •, 



302 
306 
3 1 3 
317 
321 
329 
339 
34o 
330 



73 

61 


Livonia Centre 

Oenessee Valley Br. 


7 

12 

7 
7 
10 

37 

Place 
Place. 


357 

369 


54 




376 


47 
T7 


Le Roy..., 


383 

393 





JV.Y. Central R.R to 
BUFFALO ... 


430 


From 

Bu.fa- 

lo. 


BUFFALO TO, NEW 

YORKVIA BUPFALO. 

CORNING & N.Y.R. 

(Read up.) 


From 
New 
York. 



* From Batavja to Niagara Falls 
via Canandaigua and Niagara Falls 
R. R. is 47 miles. 

Note.— By the Niagara Suspen- 
sion Bridge this routers connected 
with the Great Western R. R. of 
Canada, running hence to Detroit, 
connecting with the routes to Chi- 
cago, &c. 

Passengers can take the route via 
Buffalo to Niagara Falls, or from 
Buffalo via Buffalo and Brantford 
R.R. to Detroit, &c. 



Fro jNEWY0RKT0 BUF- 

bu£ FALO ViA BUFFALO 

l0 - IAND N, Y.C1TY RR. 



Via JV. Y. 8c Erie R. 
NEW YORK to.... 

Hornel'sville- • 

Buff. 8;jY.Y. City R. 

Nunda 

Portage 

Attica 

Batama Brch R. to 
^BUFFALO .... 



From 
N evi 

York. 




332 

356 
362 

392 

423 



From BUFFALO TO NEW Pla 

B V o ffa -;Y0RK VIA BUFFALO P " *£ 
1 AND N. Y. CiTYRR, | 

* See routes from Buffalo, p. 65. 



Prnm N. Y. TO NIAGARA 1 Pla _. 
Ila'T FALLS VIA E-LMIRA' "o 
Fal1 -, & CANANDAIGUA. --• 



Via Erie R. R. I 
443 NEW YORK to.... 
174 'Elmira 274 




274 



NEW YORK TO SCRANTON, 



51 



152 
131 
12? 

121 

103 

87 

73 
64 
57 
47 




Canandaigua § El- 
mira R. R. 

Jefferson 

.Milo Centre 

I'iNN Van- . . 

Bellona 

CANANDAIGUA. 
A'. Y. Central R. R. 

\V. Bloomrield 

Honeoye Falls 

Caledonia 

Le Roy 

Batavia 

NIAG-ARAF'LS.. 



NIAGARA FALLS TO 

I™ N.Y. VIA CANAN- 

Fal. DAIGUA & ELMIRA, 

{Read up.) 



296 
317 

321 
327 
345 

361 
370 

3,-4 
3! >1 
401 

41- 



Note— From Canandaigua pas- 
sengers may reach Roc/tester via 
railroad, 29 miles. 

From Batavia, also, they may 
reach Buffalo via railroad, 37 miles. 



F^nNEW YORK TO BUF 

Butra-FALO VIA ITHACA& 

'• ROCHESTER, N, Y. 



NEW YORK to.... 
\ Qwege via X.Y. ; 
\ &c Erie R. p. 48 \ 
Cayuga 8$ Sus. R. 

S. Candor 

Candor 

197 Wilsevville 

J91 PllL'lev'S 

178 ITHACA 

155 Ovid Landing 

148 Aurora 

142 Union Spring. .... . 

136 Cayuga . 

I JV. Y. Central R. R. 

Seneca Falls 

Waterloo 

Geneva 

Clifton Springs. 

CANANDAIGUA. 

ROCHESTER 

Bergen 

Batavia ... 

buffalo: 



448 
211 



207 

20 



131 
12S 
121 

100 
99 
70 
51 
37 




f., BUFFALO TO N. Y 

7 —VIA ROCHESTER & 

'• ITHACA. (Read up.. 



Place i From 



4 241 

5 240 

5 251 

6 257 

13 270 

23 293 

7 300 
306 

6 312 

5 1317 

3 320 

7 327 
12 339 
10 349 



29 


378 


19 


397 


14 


,11 


3T 


443 



Note.— From Rochester passen- 
gers may proceed to Niagara Falls 
via the Rochester, Lockport and 
Niagara Falls R. ft., 76 miles : and 
from thence via the Great Western 
Canada R. R. to Detroit, &c. 



Fi 



N. Y, TO ROCHES- ' 
TER VIA ELMIRA, Pl £.. wl 



NEW YORK to.... 
( El mira via New ) 
{ York and Erie V 
( R.R.seep.48. ) 
Elmira <§• Canandui- 
gua R. R. 

Jefferson 

Penn Van 

Canandaigua 

ROCHESTER 



D ROCHESTER TO 
NEW YORK VIA EL- 
MIRA. (Read up.) 

NEW YORK TO 
SCRANTON, 



Via X. Y. Sf Erie R, 

NEW YORK to.... 
| Great Bend, see ^ 
) page 48. \ 

Lackaic'a # JVesfn R 

Xew Milford 

Montrose 

Hopbottom 

Tnnkhannock 

Ahington 

SCRANTON 





274 



22 29G 

23 319 

24 343 

29 372 



SCRANTON TO NEW 
YORK, (Read up.) ] 




200 

206 
213 

220 
227 
240 
250 



NEW YORK TO BUF- 
FALO VIA ALBANY 



NEW YORK to 

\ Albanv via Hud- / 

j sonR.R. See p. 53 J 

Albany to BUF- ( 

( FALO. Seep. 59) 



144 




144 



BUFFALO TO NEW Pl3C e f^ 
YORK VIA ALBANY, v° AU;a " 
i (Read up.) P"*' ■* 



52 



OWEGO TO ITHACA, 



F™> NEW YORK TO TO- 
ronto. RONTO, CAN. 



53t3 
113 



102 
91 

88 

45 




NEW YORK to.... 
( Buffalo. see route ) 
{ via But &. N.Y. \ 
( City R. p. 50. ) 
Buffalo and Niagara 
Falls R. R. 

Tonawanda 

NIAGARA F'LLS 
Suspension Bridge. 
Canada JVest'n R. to 
HAMILTON, Can 
TORONTO 



TORONTO TO NEW 
YORK, {Read up.) 



PIace NaT f[ om CORNINGTOBLOSS 
BURG. 



From 
York. 



Note. — In place of the land route 
to Toronto, by way of Hamilton, 
passengers, if they prefer, may cross 
Lake Ontario by steamboat to To- 
ronto. 

From Toronto extends the Onta- 
rio, Simcoe and Huron R.. 64 miles. 
By consulting the map, it will be 
seen that this is a very short and 
direct route to Lake Superior. 



ELMIRA TO 

CANANDAIGUA. 



Cana.n.Sf ElmiraRR 

*ELMIRA to 

Jefferson 

Milo Centre 

Penn Yan 

Benton 

Bellona 

Gorham 

Hopewell to 

CANANDAIGUA 



l'lace , From 

lo El- 

Place.! mira 



CANANDAIGUA T0i"«* 



El- 



*At Elmira it unites with the 
Erie R. R., and at Canandaigua 
with the routes to Buffalo and Ni- 
agara Falls, 



From 
Bloss- 
burg. 



Corning § Blossb. R. 
CORNING to...,. 
Lawrenceville 

Tioga 

Mansfield 

Covington to 

BLOSSBURG- 



BLOSSBURG TO 
CORNING, 
{Read up.) 



Place From 
Cor- 
Place. ning. 



From 
Cor« 
niug. 



At Corning this road is connected 
with the New York and Erie R. R. ; 
and at Blossburg with the bitumin- 
ous coal and iron mines of Tioga 
county, Pa. 



NEW YORK TO 

ALBANY, VIA 

HARLEM. 



Harlem R. R. 

NEW YORK to... 

Thirty-second-st. . . 

Yorkville 

Harlem-... 

Morrisiana... 

Fordham 

Williams" Bridge . . 
*New Haven June. 
Hunt's Bridge. . . 

Bronxville 

Tuckahoe 

Hart's Corners. . 
White Plains .... 

Union, ville 

Pleasantvillc . .. 

Chapeque 

New Castle Corners 

Bedford 

Mechanicsville .... 

Purdy's 

Crotox Falls 

Towner's 

Paterson 

Paw Kings 

South Dover 

Dover Plains ..-^ 

Amenia 

Boston Corner 




3 
6 
8 
11 
13 
J4 
15 
17 
19 
20 
•24 
■27 
32 
35 
37 
40 
43 
46 
49 
52 
59 
63 
67 
73 
80 
88 
103 



NEW YORK TO ALBANY AND TROY. 



53 



Copake 

Hillsdale 

Ghent 

Chatham 4 Comers 

Albany and West 
Stockbndge R. R. to 

Green bush 

By Ferry to 
ALBANY 



ALBANY TO NEW 
YORK, VIA HAR- 
LEM. {Read up.) 



112 

119 
127 
130 



1.5-2 
153 



* The New Haven and New York 
Railroad intersects here. 

Stages run from Croton Falls to 
Lake MaJiopac. a delightful place of 
resort; and, also, from other stations 
to the various places in the vicinity. 

Nott. — This route is continued 
north to Montreal via Rutland and 
Burlington. Tt. , or, via Saratoga 
Springs, to Lake Champlain. thence 
to Plattshurg and Montreal. Pas- 
sengers can take the route from 
Saratoga via L. George, meeting the 
steamers that run on L. Champlain. 

At Albany and Troy this route 
connects with the N. York Central 
R.R., running westward to Buffalo 
and Niagara Falls, connecting at 
those places with the more easterly 
routes. 



IC NEW YORK TO AL- 


Place 


From 


&5?| BANY AND TROY. 


Place. 


York. 




By Steamboat from 






151 


N. YORK to e. s... 








143 


Manhattan ville, e.s. 


8 


8 


142 


Fort Lee,\v.s 


1 


9 


140 


Ft. Washington, e.s 


2 


11 


134 


Yonkers, e.s..- 


6 


17 


135 


Hastings, e.s.. 


3 


20 


129 


Dobb's Feiry, e.s.. . 


2 


22 


127 


Piermont, w.s 


2 


24 


124 


Tarrytown, e.s 


3 


27 


122 




2 


29 


118 


Sing -Sing, e s 


4 


33 


115 


Haverstravv, w.s.. . 


3 


36 


110 


Verplanck'sPt., e.s. 


5 


41 


107 


Caldwell's, w.s 


3 


44 


105 


Peekskill, e.s 


2 


46 



104 Anthony's Nose, e.s 
99 West Point, w.s. 



Cold Spring, e.s. 

Cornwall, w.s 

Fishkill Land'g, e.s 
Newbdrg, w.s.. . . 
New Hamburg, e.s 

Milton, w.s 

Poughkeepsie, e.s. 
New Paltz, w.s. . . 
Hyde Park, e.s — 
Staatsburg, e.s.. . . 
Rhinebeck Lan. e.s 
Kingston Lan. w.s 
Barry town, e.s — 
Red Hook Lan., e.s 
Saugerties, w.s. . . 

Catskill, w.s 

Hudson, e.s 

Athens, w.s 

Colmnbiaville, e.s. 
Coxsackie Lan. w.s 
Kinderb'k Lan., e.s 
New Baltimore, w.s 

Schodac, e.s 

Coeyman's, w.s.. . 

Castleton, e.s 

Overslaugh 

Greonbush, e.s.. .. 
ALBANY, w.s. . . 
TROY, e.s 



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52 

53 
57 
61 

61 
67 
70 
74 
75 
80 
83 
90 
91 
95 
97 
101 
10 111 
5 Ill6 
5 116 
4 !l20 
4 1124 

3 1127 

4 131 
2 133 
1 |134 



3 137 

5 142 
2 144 

1 |145 

6 151 



ALBANY AND TROY Wrrom 
TO NEW YORK, 

{Read up.) 



•Place. York. 



The initial letters e.s., signify 
that those towns are on the cast, 
and those with w.s. on the west, side 
of the Hudson. 



F !7 NEW YORK TO AL- F !r 

BANY, Place. York. 



Hudson River R. R. 
NEW YORK to... 
Thirty-first Street. 
Manhattanvilie .. . 

Yonkers 

Dobb's Ferry 

*Dearman 

j Tarry town 

! Sing-Sing 

I Croton 

jPeekskill . 

i Garrison's 



54 



ROUTES FROM ALBANY. 



Coltl Spring 

fFishfcill Landing, 
pjew Hamburg . .. 

POUGHKEEPSIE 

Hyde Park 

Staatsburg 

Rhinebeck Landin 
Lower Red Hook. 
Upper Red Hook.. 

Clermont 

Oakhill 

fHuDSON 

Stuyvesant 

Kinderhook Land'g 
Schodac La n. din 

Castleton 

§Greenbush to 
ALBANY, (ly ferry} 



ALBANY TO NEW 
YORK. (Read up.) 



3 


54 


6 


60 


6 


66 


8 


74 


6 


80 


5 


85 


5 


90 


7 


97 


4 


10J 


3 


104 


5 


109 


7 
9 


116 
125 


r 2 


127 


6 


133 


3 

8 


136 
144 


• 1 


145 


I'lace 


From 


to 


New 


flace. 


York. 



* Passengers for places on the 
New York and Erie R. R., will stop 
here. The Dearman ferry unites 
the two routes. 

t Connects here (by ferry) with 
the Newburg Branch R. R. 

I The Hudson and Berkshire R.R. 
diverges here; it leads to Lebanon 
Springs, and forms a connection 
with 1he Massachusetts Western, 
and the Housatonic Railroads. 

§ At Greenbush, the Hudson Ri- 
ver R. R. unites with the routes 
diverging to Boston, Troy, Sarato- 
ga, Lake Champlain, and Canada ; 
also, to Buffalo, and the West. 

II See Routes from Albany. 



ROUTES FROM ALBANY, 

The following are the principal railroad routes diverging from Albany; 
the traveller will refer to each respectively, as may be required. 



MASSACHUSETTS WESTERN RAILROAD .^«&"J*£ ^rinffieid' 
opposite Albany. It leads to Lebanon Springs, Pittsfiekl, >prin§rtield. 
Palmer, Worcester, and Boston. At the State Line and Pittsfield, it 
unites with the Housatonic R. R., and at the latter place with the Pitts- 
field and North. Adams R. R. At Springfield, it joins with the chain of 
railroads pervading the valley of the Connecticut; running '-north to 
Greenfield, Brattleboro', Bellows Falls, &c. ; and south to Hartford New 
Havpu &c. At Palmer depot, it connects with the New London, Willi- 
mantle and Palmer R. R. At Worcester, with the Norwich and Worcester, 
the Providence and Worcester, and the Nashua ana Worcester Railroads, 
&c. See pages 24 and 25. 

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD— Leads to Hudson, Pousrhkeepsie, Fish- 
kill , pSSkiil 'gins -Sin" Dearman, (here it is connected witli the New 
York and Erie R. R. by ferry,) Yonkers, and New York. Seepp. # ooA:o4. 

Another route to New York is via the Harlem R. R. See pp. 52 & 53. 

TROY AND GREENBUSH RAILROAD -Connects at Troy with the 
northern routes; and also with the Troy and Boston M. Jx. 

NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILRq]^-^* S^Lffg SmS 

Falls, via Rome, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, &c. See pages 5» ana w. 



ALBANY TO SARATOGA AND MONTREAL. 



55 



At Rome, connects with the route to Watertown and Cape Vincent. See 
page 56. Also, at Schenectady, with the route to Saratoga Springs, Lake 
George. Luke Champlain, Burlington, Vt., Plattsburg, JN.Y., and Montreal, 
&e. ree page 55. 



FromiALBANY TO MON- 
TREAL VIA. RUT- 
LAND. 



262 
256 
251 
239 

230 

224 
212 
206 
204 
197 
104 
1*1 
170 

103 

47 



24 
9 


From* 



Place From 

to Alba- 

Piaee. uy. 



Albany Northern R 

ALBANY to 

West Troy 

Waterford 

Pitlstown 

EAGLE BRIDGE. 
Rutland $ IVasiCn R 

T am bridge 

Salem 

West Rupert 

Rupert 

Paw let 

Granville 

Castleton 

RUTLAND 

Rutland R. R 
BURLINGTON.... 

Vermont Central R. 
ROUSE'S POINT, 

Champ lain and St. 

Lawrence R. R. 

ST. JOHN'S, Can. 

La Prairie 

MONTREAL 



MONTREAL TO AL- Place From 
BANY. (Re*d up.) 



215 



BURLINGTON, Vt 
Vermont, Central R. 
ROUSE'S POINT. 
Champlain and St. 

Lawrence R. R. 
St. John's, Canada. 
MONTREAL to... 



MONTREAL TO AL- 
BANY VIA TROY. 
(Read up. ) 



156 

212 



235 
259 



23 233 
15 J253 

9 262 



Note.— At Rouse's Point a con- 
nection is formed with the Ogdens- 
burjr R R.. whose western terminus 
is on the River St Lawrence. Pas- 
sengers here may take steamboat 
conveyance for any port on Lake 
Ontario. 



259 
253 

221 
209 
200 
170 



TREAL VIA TROY. 



ALBANY to....... 

TROY 

West. Vermont R. R 

\ T . Bennington 

Arlington 

Manchester 

RUTLAND 

Rutland R. R. 



ALBANY TO SARA' 
TOGA AND MON- 
TREAL VIA LAKE 
CHAMPLAIN. 



245 

-205 

189 
188 
177 
165 

141 
139 
136 
130 

124- 
122 

111 
99 
87 

77 
70 
62 

41 
10 
8 




ALBANY to 

SARATOGA SP'S. 
Saratoga 8? IVash'n R 

Moreau. Station 

Fort Edward 

Fort Ann 

WHITEHALL.... 
St'boat on L. Champ. 
Ticonderoga Land' 

Shoreham 

Crown Point 

Bridport 

Chimney Point. .. 

Port Henry 

VVestport 

Essex 

BURLINGTON, Vt 

jPort Kent , 

iPort Jackson. . . . 
JPLATTSBURG. . . . 
[Plattsb'g % Jllont'l R 
iMooer's Junction. . . 

Caughnawaga 

Lactone , 

MONTREAL 



From MONTREAL TO AL" Place From 

SS g^Y V IA I L. CHAM-p^. A »f" 
PLAIN. (Read up.) 




40 

56 
57 
68 
80 

104 
100 
109 
115 
121 
123 
134 
146 
153 
108 
175 
183 

204 

35 

237 

245 



Stages leave Moreau Station, 16 
miles from Saratoga Springs, on 
arrival of trains, for Caldwell and 
Lake George. 



56 



WHITEHALL TO ROUSE'S POINT, 



WHITEHALL TO 

ROUSE'S POINT; 

BY RAiLROAD, 



146 
135 
121 

112 

104 
93 
87 
80 
75 
69 
65 
60 
54 

51 
47 

42 
36 
32 
23 
17 
11 
5 




\JFhUch'lSrRutl.R.R. 
(WHITEHALL to 

jCaslleton 

♦Rutland 

Rutland R. R. 

Pittsford 

Brandon 

Salisbury 

Middlebury 

New Haven 

Vergennes 

Ferrisburg 

Charlotte 

Sbelburne 

jBURLINGTON .... 

Vermont Cent. R.R. 

Winooski 

Essex Depot 

Vt. 8c Canada R. R 

Colchester 

Milton Falls 

Georgia 

St. Albvns 

Swan ton 

Lake Champl'n, e.s. 
West Alburch . 
{ROUSE'S POINT 



From 
R'se's 
Point. 



ROUSE'S POINT TO 
WHITEHALL, 

(Read up.) 



Wite- 
ball. 



From Bellows Falls, passengers may 
go to Keene. Fitchhurg, and Boston ; 
fclso, to Greenfield, Springfield. Hart- 
f ord. N. Haven, and X. York. &c. 

~ ALBANY AND TaOY; Place From 
cv.nTOWATERTOWN & to *«»- 
C.VINCENT, N.Y, \**™-»*** 



From 
White- 
hall. 



* From Rutland diverges the Rut- 
land R. R., leading to Bellows Falls, 
&c. 

fFrom Burlington diverges the 
Vermont Central, and Rutland 
Railroads. 

% At Rouse's Point this route 
unites with the Ogdensburg R.R., 
running to the St. Lawrence R.R. 
See page 21. 



WHITEHALL TO 
BELLOWS FALLS. 



WHITEHALL to. 

Castleton 

Rutland.-- 



50 


Rutland R. R. 


3 

15 
7 
3 
o 

9 
8 
6 


28 
43 
50 
53 
55 
64 
72 
78 


35 
28 
25 
23 
14 


Mount Holly 

Ludlow 

Proctorsville. ...... 

Duttonsville.. 


6 



Rockingham to 

BELLOWS F'LLS 


From 
Bel- 
lows 
Falls. 


BELLOWS FALLS TO 
WHITEHALL. 

{Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
W-ite- 
hall. 



206 



ALBANY & TROY 
C To Rome (see } 
< No. I, Albany to \ 
( Buffalo, page 59). > 
Rome d- Watertown B 

Taberg , 

McConnelsville 

Camden 

West Camden 

Williamstown • 

Kasoag 

Albion 

Richland 

Sandy Creek 

Mannsville 

Pierrepont Manor.... 

Adams 

Adams' Centre 

WATERTOWN.... 

Brownville 

Limerick 

Chaumont 

CAPE VINCENT... 



From CAPE VINCENT TO P:ace 
cvin ALBANY AND TROY. . 
cent - I (Bead up.) | P1 




109 



120 
122 
127 
132 
137 
140 
146 
151 
156 
161 
163 
168 
171 
1S1 
135 
189 
195 
206 



From 
Alba- 



Ni B. Steamers run in connection 
with this route to all the principal 
towns on Lake Ontario. From To- 
ronto, Canada West, the Ontario, 
Simcoe and Lake Huron B.B. is in 
operation, forming a new and short 
route to Lake Superior. 



ROUTES IN CANADA, 



ROUTES FROM MONTREAL, CANADA, 



MONTREAL TO BOSTON, &C. 

. 

MONTREAL to Bo 

Yt. by 11. II. . via La I rairie 
and Kouse'a Point 

MONTREAL to BOSTON.. 
via Rntlan L, 

and Fitchl org 

-REAL to BOSTON, 
and Lowell 

MONTREAL to PORT- 
LAND, Me 



MONTREAL TO NEW YORK 

C!TY VIA LAKE CHAMPLAIN 

AND SARATOGA, 



>3, 54. 



MONTREAL to PlattsburgJ 
yia Plattsborg and Montreal 
R. R 

Plattsborg to YYhithehall by 
Steamboat 

TYhitehall to Albany, by R. R.. 
via Saratoga 

Albany to New York Yia Hud- 
son "River R. R 



Total.. 



MONTREAL TO NEW YC- 
CITY VIA RUTLAND AND AL- 
BANY. 



MONTREAL to Burlington. 
Yt ..via La Prairie and Sou 
Point 103 

BURLINGTON to Albany. 
via Rutland, and Rutland 



and Washington K.R, 

ALBANY to NEW YORK, 
via Hud-on River R. R., or 
Hudson River 



Total.. 



161 



408 



MONTREAL TO NEW YORK 

CITY VIA RUTLAND AND THE 

WESTERN VERMONT R, R., 

AND HARLEM R, R. 



MONTREAL to Rutland, via 
La Prairie and Burlington... 170 

RUTLAND to Trov. via W. 
Yermont R.R 53 

TROY to NEW YORE, via 
Hudson River R. R 150 

Total 403 



X.B. Travellers on their way from Montreal via Lake Champlain may 
reach that celebrated watering-place. Saratoga, by leaving the boat at 
Tieondt .. This place is-foirr miles from the foot of L. George, 

one of the loveliest sheets of water in the world, to whk-h place stages run 
rly during the season. Here a steamboat will be in waiting to con- 
vey the tourist or traveller through this beautiful lake, wiih its labyrinth 
of islands, to the village of CaldweU, thereby affording a fine view of its 
scenery. A sojourn at one of the hotels, situated at the head of the lake, 
will, no doubt, be found highly gratifying. 



F S| MONTREAL TO 
QUEBEC. 



135 
127 

90 
65 



Bj >'• 
MONTREAL to.... 

Varennes 

WiUiam Henry 

St Pet^r 

DOS 

THREE RIVERS. 
St. Anne 



• - 


Fr : n 


:-•-:•=. 










15 


15 


30 


45 


8 


53 


30 


S3 


7 


90 


25 


115 



45 Richelieu B 

me Saute 

_ :int au Tremble 

8 Cape Rous:e to 

*QUEBEC 



20 135 

u : : ) 

1 . : ] 

12 172 

s iso 



ftm» QUEBEC TO MON- :- 

i ;r TREAL, r-- -:-,. y gg 

* Stage route from Quebec to Au- 
gusta, Me- See page 13. 



58 



ROUTES IN CANADA. 



MONTREAL TO TO- 
RONTO. 

By Stage. 
MONTREAL to.. 

JLa Chine 

Cedars . . ." 

Coteau du Lac 

Coteau Landing... 

Lancaster 

Cornwall 

Moulinette , 

Dickinson's Land'g 

Osnabruck 

East Williamsburg 
West Willi amsburg 

Matilda 

Edwardstmrgh 

Prescott 

Maitland 

Brockville 

Yonge 

Gananoque 

Kingston 

Mill Creek 

Morven 

Napanee 

Shannonville 

Belleville 

River Trent 

Brighton 

Col bur ne 

Hatdimand 

Cobourg 

Port Hope 

Clarke 

iVewcastle 

Darlington 

Oshawa 

Whitby 

Pickering 

Scarboro' 

TORONTO 



*T TORONTO TO MON- *£«* 
rcn't'o. TREAL, (Read up.) 



From 
treal. 



94 
96 
103 
111 
119 
125 
131 
141 

lib 

155 

178 
198 
210 
218 
223 
239 
248 
260 
270 
278 
285 
293 
300 
312 
317 
322 
331 
335 
341 
352 
3b3 

From 
Mon- 
treal. 



TORONTO, CAN.. 11 
DETROIT VIA HA- 
MILTON. 



By Steamboat oil Lake 
Ontario. 

TORONTO to 

Hamilton, Can 

G. Western {Can.) R. 



Place! From 
to jToron 
Place.! to. 





4S 4S 



181 IBundas 

ITS W. Flamboro" 

168 ,*St.George 

158 ifPARIS 

151 jprinceton 

139 |t WOODSTOCK 

134 Beachville 



Ingersoliville 

Dorchester , 

\ LONDON 

Kilworth 

Ekfrid 

Wardsville 

Chatham 

Windsor 

Steamboat across De- 
troit River to 
| DETROIT, Mich.., 



DETROIT. MICH,, 

TO TORONTO, CAN 

{Read up.) 



54 
57 
67 
77 
84 
96 
101 
105 
114 
124 
134 
144 
160 
188 
234 



235 



Note. — The Ontario, Simcoe and 
Lake Huron R.R.. of Canada, is com- 
pleted to the Georgian Bay, Lake 
Huron, via Lake Simcoe. 

An extensive line of railroad is in 
progress of construction from To- 
ronto, along the northern shore of 
Lake Ontario to Montreal and Que- 
bec; on its completion, it will con- 
nect the latter place "with the great 
railroad route also in progress to 
Halifax, connecting there with the 
ocean line of steamers. Various other 
railroads are in progress to unite 
Toronto with the inland counties of 
Canada "West. 

* Branch railroad, leading to Gait 
and Guelph: at the latter place will 
connect with the great line, in pro- 
gress, running westward from To- 
ronto to Port Sarnia, and, which is 
intended to connect with a new pro- 
posed line, running across Michigan 
to a point on the lake opposite to 
Milwaukie, Wisconsin. 

f At Paris this route is intersected 
by the Buffalo and Brantford and 
Goderich line, running to Buffalo, 
and also to Goderich, Lake Huron. 

% At Woodstock another connec- 
tion will he formed with the Buffalo 
and Brantford R. K. 



ROUTES IN CANADA. 



59 



§ A branch railroad to Port Stan- 
ley, Lake Erie. 

|j Passengers arriving at Detroit 
can reach Chicago. St. Louis, and 
other places in the West, via rail- 
road. Pare from Toronto to Detroit, 
about $5; to Chicago, $11; EEnd to 
St. Louis, $19. 



TORONTO, CAN,, TO nace 
BARRIE AND COL 
LINGWOOD. 



Ontario. Simcoe and 
Lake Huron R. R. 

TORONTO to 

Weston P. 

York 

Thornhill 

Richmond Hill P.O.. 

Aurora « 

New Market 

Holland Landing 

Bradford 

Lefroy 

Long Bridge 

BARRIE". 

COLLINGWOOD.. 



COLLINGWOOD TO 
TORONTO, CAN. 

{Read up.) 



4 

2 
4 

12 
4 
4 
4 

11 
9 
2 

32 

Place 
Place. 



Note. — This railroad, which is a 
new one, forms, in connection with 
the S.tult St. Marie Canal, a new and 

;peditious route to L. Superior. 



From 
Buffa- 
lo. 


MONTREAL TO NIA- 
GARA FALLS AND 
BUFFALO. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Mon- 
treal. 


465 
456 
432 
417 
376 
364 
326 
313 
293 
281 
261 
221 
?,09 


By Steamboat. 
-MONTREAL to.... 



9 
24 
15 
41 
12 
38 
13 
20 
12 
20 
40 
12 




9 




33 




4S 




SQ 


Lono- Sault 


101 


*OG-DENSB'G-,N.Y. 

Brockville, Can 

Alexand. Bay, N.Y... 


139 
152 
172 
1S4 


KINGSTON, Can... 
Sackett's Har., N.Y... 
Stony Lsland 


204 
244 
2oB 









OSWEG-0 

Little Sodus Lake.. 

Sodus Bay 

Pultneyville 

Port Genesee 

Oak Orchard Creek 
Eighteen-mile Creek. 

Port Niagara 

LEWISTON 

By Railroad. 
NT AG' R A F'LS to 
f BUFFALO 



FromBUFFAtO TO MON- 

B io i TREAL. {Read up.) 



297 
306 
319 
351 
391 
415 
427 
434* 

443 

465 



The usual fare between Montreal 
and Niagara Palls, meals, berths, 
and fine accommodation, included, 
is $8. 

* The Ogdensburg or Northern 
R. R. diverges from this place to 
Rouse's Point and Lake Champiain. 

f See Routes from Buffalo, p. 65. 



ALBANY AND TROY 
TO UTICA, SYRA- 
CUSE, ROCHESTER, 
BUFFALO, &C. 

Via NT. Central R. 
J ALBANY or ) 
j TROY to J 

Schenectady 

Hoffman's 

Amsterdam 

Fonda 

Spraker's 

Palatine Bridge 

Fort Plain 

St. Johnsville 

Rockton.or Little F'ls 

Herkimer 

Frankfort 

UTICA 

Whitesboro' 

Oriskany 

*ROME 

Yerona 

Oneida 

Canastota 

Chittenango 

Manlius 

f SYRACUSE 

Canton 

Jordan 



17 
26 
83 
44 
52 
55 
53 
64 
74 
SI 



102 
109 
118 
123 
127 
133 
140 
148 
159 
165 



ALBANY TO BUFFALO, 






129 

126 
119 
112 
105 
100 
92 
88 
* 79 
69 
63 
59 
5-4 
51 
47 
44 
37 
26 
21 
16 
11 




Weedsport 

Port Byron 

Savannah 

Clyde 

Lyons 

Newark 

Palmyra 

Macedon , 

Fairport , 

1 ROCHESTER.. 

Cold Water 

Chili 

Churchville 

BERGEN 

West Bergen 

Byron 

BATAVIA 

Pembroke 

Alden 

Town Line , 

Lancaster 

§ BUFFALO 



BUFFALO TO RO- 
CHESTER, SYRA- 
CUSE, UTICA, AL- 
BANY, TROYj &C. 

(Mead up.) 



From 
Alba- 
ny,<5cc 



Kate. — See Routes from Albany, p. 
54. From Schenectady diverges the 
R.R. to Saratoga S'gs, Whitehall. &c. 

•• : From Rome diverges the Water- 
town and Rome R. R.. leading to 
Watertown, Sackett's Harbor, and 
Cape Vincent, N.Y. See p. 56. From 
the latter place passengers may go 
direct to Kingston, and other towns 
of Canada East. t 

f From Syracuse the Oswego and 
Syracuse R. R. runs to Oswego, a 
flourishing port on L. Ontario, from 
which place steamers run to Niag'ra 
Falls, &c. See page 64. 

In a southerly direction from Sy- 
racuse the Syracuse and Binghamton 
R. R. diverges, forming a connection 
between the N.Y. Central and N.Y. 
Erie R.R's. Passengers may take 
this route to Philad'a, Baltimore, &c. 
by passing over the Erie R.R. to El- 
mira. thence to Williamsp't, Pa., and 
from thence to places above named. 

% From Rochester westward runs 
the Loclcport and Niagara Falls R.R. 
to Niag'a F'ls, and connecting there 
with the G. West'n R.R. of Canada W. 



§ From Buffalo the R. R. route is 
continued along the shore of L. Erie 
to Cleveland, 0., there connecting 
with all the routes of the great West 



ALBANY AND TROY 
J£ TO BUFFALO, H.YJ*5" 
1 VIA AUBURN AND pi 
CANANDAIGUA. 



Via N. Y. Central R. 
\ ALBANY or ; 

\ TROY to j 

\ Syracuse (seethe ) 
\ preceding route.) \ 

Auburn c£ Canandai- 
gua Branch. 

'Camillus 

jMarcellus 

Junction „. 

ISennett 

AUBURN 

|Cayuga 

I Seneca Falls 

j Waterloo 

j GENEVA 

JEast Yienna..... 

Clifton Springs 

ShortsYille.......... 

*CTANANDAiaUA 

Elmira. Canandaigua 
c£ Nia'a Falls R. 

E. Bloomfield 

W. Bloomfield 

Honeoye Falls 

iWest Rush 

Caledonia 

Le Roy 

Stafford 

tBATAVIA 

E. Pembroke 

Alden 

Town Line 

Lancaster 

♦BUFFALO 



From 
Canan 
daig'a 




148 



156 
158 
165 
169 
174 
185 
190 
193 
200 
208 
212 
-217 
222 



230 
238 
211 
247 
255 
262 
266 
272 
278 
283 
288 
293 
303 



BUFFALO TO ALBA- Place' From 

NY VIA CANANDAI- «■ k ana , n 
GUA, {Read up.) i Flace - daiga 



N. B. See the notes attached to ' 
the previous routes from Albany to 
Buffalo. 

* Canandaigua and Elmira R.R. 
connects here ; it leads to N. York 
via N.Y. and Erie R.R. : to Philad'a I 
and cities south via Williamsp't, Pa. 



ALBANY TO BUFFALO, 



f At Batavia this route connects 
with the Ehnira. Cu.nandaigua and 
Niagara Falls R. R. 

% From Buffalo the route is con- 
tinued west via the Lake Shore U.K. 

Steamboats arrive at and depart 
from Cayuga Bridge, continuing the 
route through Cayuga L'ke to Ithaca. 
thence via R.R. to Owego, on the X. 
Y. and Erie R. R. 

From Geneva a steamboat runs to 
Jefferson ; at the head of Seneca L'ke. 
the Chemung R. R. connects it with 
Elmira and the Erie R. K.« and also, 
with the route through Penn'a, via 
Williainsport and Catawissa, with the 
coal region and Philadelphia — also 
with Baltimore and Washington. 

Stage lines leave the various sta- 
tions on the road, for the towns of 
.the interior. 



From 
Kia'u 
Falls. 


ALBANY AND TROY 
TO NIAGARA FALLS, 


Place 

to 
Place. 



229 

10 
7 
5 
3 
5 

10 
5 

11 

10 
8 
2 


From 
Alba- 
ay,&:c 


305 

76 


J ALBANY or ) 

i TROY to j 

C Rochester, N. Y., i 
< (See Route, passes > 
( 59 and 60.) .„.. ) 



229 


fifi 


Ha Rochester, Lock- 
port aZ- N. Falls Br. 
Spencerport 


«W 


59 


Brockport 


?46 


54 


Holley 


¥151 


51 




?M 


46 


Albion 


?ftQ 


86 




?,m 


31 




274 


20 


LOOKPORT 


fl8n 


10 


Pekin 


*>QfS 


2 



Suspension Bridge... 
NIAGARA F'LLS 


303 

305 


From 
Sia'a 

Falls 


NIAGARA FALLS TO 

ALBANY AND TROY. 

N,Y, {Head up.) 1 


Plaoe 

to 
Place. 


From 
Alba- 
ny, &e 



N. B. From Niagara Falls passen- 
gers may reach Detroit, Mich., via 
the Canada Western R.R., thence to 
Chicago, via Mich. Cen. R.R. From 
Chicago they may reach St. Louis, or 
the various towns of 111., Wisconsin, 
Iowa, and Minnesota, and through 
Iowa to Nebraska Territory. 



ALBANY & TROY, N.^ 

Y„ TO DETROIT, *£ 
MICH., & CHICAGO, n* 
ILL,, VIA CANADA, 



) ALBANY and ) 

t TROY to j" 

'Suspension Br'e.l 
(See route from I 
A. & T. to N. F. f 
page 61.) J 

G. Western {Can.) li, 

St. Catharine's, Can.. 

HAMILTON, Can. 

Dun das 

PARIS 

Woodstock 

LONDON 

Ekfrid 

Wmlsville 

CHATHAM 

Windsor 

Via Steamboat to 

DETROIT 

Michigan Central F. 

Dearborn 

Wayne 

Upsilanti 

Ann Arbor 

Delhi 

Dexter 

Grass Lake j 19 

Jackson 11 



10 



12 



Marshall 

KALAMAZOO., 

Paw Paw 

Niles 

New Buffalo 

Michigan City 

Porter's 

Gibson's 

Junction 

CK1CAG-0 



v CHICAGO TO ALBA- 
S™ NY & TROY VIADE- 
go,&c,TR0IT & CANADA. 
(Bead up.) 



From 
Retr't 
Place. Sec. 



Note. — Albany to New York, 144 
miles ; and from Chicago to N. York, 
via the above route, 955 miles. 

Albany to Boston, 200 miles; and 
from Chicago to Boston^in the above 
route, 1011 miles. 



62 



ALBANY TO BINGHAMTON. 



135 
126 
123 
119 
1U 
108 
103 
98 
93 
87 
80 



ALBANY TO BING- 
HAMTON. 



Staae Route. 

ALBANY to 

JGuilderland 

Guiiderland Centre. 

Knowersville 

Knox 

Gallopville 

SCHOHARIE 

East Cobleskill 

Cobleskill 

Richmondville 

East Worcester 

Worcester 

Maryland 

Colliersville 

Oneonto 

Otego 

Creeksrille 

UNADILLA 

Bainbridge 

South Bainbridge.... 

Harpersville 

Colesville ., 

BINGHAMTON .. 



TG 



BINGHAMTON 
ALBANY, 
(Head up.) 









9 


9 


3 


12 


4 


16 


5 


21 


6 


27 


5 


32 


5 


37 


5 


42 


9 


48 


7 


55 


4 


59 


8" 


67 


7 


74 


6 


80 


9 


89 


6 


95 


4 


99 


12 


111 


5 


116 


7 


123 


3 


126 


9 


135 


Place 


From 


to 


Alba- 


Place. 


ny. 



A new It. R. route is now opened 
between Albany and Bingham ton, 
as follows: from Albany to Syrac'se. 
via Utica, 147 miles; thence by Syra- 
cuse & Binghamton It. R. to Bing- 
hamtort, via Cortland, 80 miles — 
total, 227 miles. From Binghamton 
a R, R. route is opened to Phil'a and 
Baltim'e via Elmira and Williamsp't, 
Pa.; also to N.Y. via Erie R.R. 



ALBANY TO COOP- «*= 
ERSTOWN, 



AVSy <& Schen. R.R. 

ALBANY to 

Schenectady 

Utica c£ Schen. R.R 

Hoffman's 

Cranesville ... 

Amsterdam 

Tribes' Hill 

Fonda 

Palatine Bridge 



I By Stage to 

30 |Canajoharie 

14 [Cherry Valley...". 

COOPERSTOWN.. 



C00PERST0WN TO *S" 52 



st'n. ALBANY. (Read Up.) puce, nyi 



to Alba- 



ST I TROY, N,Y„T0 
laud. I RUTLAND, VT, 



\ Rutland and Wash- 
ington R. R. 

84 iTROYto 

£0 lLansingburg 

73 JSchagticoke 

70 Tomhewjck ....... 

61 'Eagle Bridge. 
50 ~ 
50 
43 
37 
35 
28 
26 
24 
IS 
11 




Cambridge 

Shushan 

Salem 

West Rupert 

Rupert 

Paulet 

Granville 

Granville Centre. .. 

Poultney 

Castleton to 

RUTLAND 



RUTLAND TO TROY, 

(Read up.) 



TROY TO RUTLAND, 
VIA VERMONT. 



Western Vt. R. R. 

TROY to 

Scbagticoke 

Eagle Bridge 

Cambridge 

North Bennington. 

S. Shaftsbury 

Shaftsbury 

Arlington 

Sunderland 

Manchester 

North Dorset , 

Dan by 

Wallingfnrd 

Clarendon, to 

RUTLAND 



RUTLAND TO TROY. * 
(Read Kf.) 



TROY TO N.BENNINGTON, 



From 
M.flen 


TROY TO BEN- 


Plaoe 
to 


From 


D'gtOIl 


NINGTON. 


Place. 


Troy. 




Troy c£ Boston R.R. 






31 


TROY to ". 








20 
IS 
11 




11 

2 

7 


11 

13 

20 




Buskirk's Bridge 


5 

2 


From 
K.Ben 

B'stll 




6 
3 
2 


2d 
29 
31 




N. BENNINGT'N. 


N, BENNINGTON TO 


Place 


From 
Troy. 


TROY. {Mead up.) Place. 


Troy to Greenfield, see page 27. 


Troy to Buffalo, see Homes from 


Albany to Buffalo, pp. 59 and GO. 


Troy to Saratoga arid Whitehall, 


see page oo. 


From 


SYRACUSE TO 


Plact 


From 


ham- 
ton. 


BINGHAMTON. 


Place. 


Syra- 






Via Syracuse <£• Bing- 








hamton R.R. 






79 


SYRACUSE to 








64 




15 


15 


57 


Tully 


45 


Homer 


12 


34 


42 
2S 
21 
11 


CORTLAND 


3 
14 


37 
51 

58 
68 






Chenanao Forks 


10 





BINGHAMTON... 


11 


79 


Bi™™ 


BINGHAMTON TO 


Place 




SYRACUSE. 




Syra- 


ton. 


{Read up.) 




cuse. 


Remarks. — The Syracuse & Bing- 


haintoii R.R, completes a most im- 


portant link in the railroad system 


of Central New York. By reference 


to the map, it will be seen, that, at 


Bingharuton, it connects with the 


Erie Railroad; and at Great Bend, 


15 miles distant, the latter road 


unites with the Lackawanna and 


"Western R.R, leading to the coal 


fields of Scranton, Pa.: through this 


| avenue coal will supplant the place 


1 of wood as fuel in this section, and 


* particularly at the extensive salt 


i worl 


:s at Syracuse, and, 


also, 


fur- 



nish large quantities of this valua- 
ble mineral for shipment from tho 
port of Oswego, to be distributed 
throughout the lake region. It also 
opens a route immediately south to 
Philadelphia, thereby affording a 
market direct for the great variety 
of goods manufactured in this 
great and growing city. 

From Scranton, also, in counec- 
nection with the Cobb's Gap R.R., it 
will open a route to New York, with 
easier grades than those on the 
eastern section of the Erie R. R. 



From 
Watt 


ROME TO 
WATERTOWN. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


9 
2 
2 
5 
5 
5 
3 
6 
5 

12 
5 
3 

10 

Place 
Place. 


From 
Rome. 


72 


Rome d- Wa£n R.R. 
ROME to 


o 


t;\ 




9 


fil 




11 


59 
5-4 


McConnellsTille 


13 

18 


49 




23 


44 




28 


41 


Kasoag 


31 


35 


Albion 


37 


3D 




42 


IS 
13 


Pierrepont Manor.... 
Adams 


54 

59 


10 



Adams' Centre to 

WATERTOWN.... 


62 
72 


From 
Wat'r 


WATERTOWN TO 
ROME. {Read up] 


From 
itoine. 



At Rome this route connects with 
the Albany and Buffalo line, run- 
ning East and West. 

TheWatertown and Rome R.R. is 
now opened to G. Vincent, 25 miles 
from Wateriown, and 97 miles from 
Rome. At the former place it con- 
nects rfvith the steamboats running 
between Ogdensburg and the va- 
rious ports on Lake Ontario. 



64 



ROME TO OGDENSBURG. 



From ROME TO OGDENS- 
BURG, 



117 

100 

104 

100 
05 
85 
7o 
73 
(34 
58 
53 
41 
34 
29 
22 
14 


From 



By Stage from 

ROME to 

Stokes 

West Branch 

Ava 

West Ley den 

Turin. 

Martinsburg 

Lowville 

Denmark 

Carthage 

Wilna 

Antwerp 

Somerville 

Gouverneur 

Richville 

De Kalh to 

OG-DENSBTJRG-. 



5 


13 


4 


17 


5 


22 


10 


32 


9 


41 


3 


44 





53 


6 


59 


5 


64 


12 


70 


7 


83 


5 


88 


7 


95 


8 


103 


14 


11? 



ROUTES FROM ROCHES- 
TER. 

From Rochester to Buffalo, see 
page 60. 

From Rochester to Albany, and 
intermediate places, see pp. 59&60. 

From Rochester to A"e?c York, 
via Elmira and the New York and 
Erie R. R., see page 66. 



OGDENSBURG TO 
ROME. (Read up.) 



Place 

to 
Place. 



Persons going direct between the 
above places, should take the cars 
to Cape Vincent, and thence to 
Ogdensburg by steamboat. 



SYRACUSE TO OS- 
WEGO. 



0^£To $ Syra. R. R 
SYRACUSE to... 

Baldwinsville 

Lamson's 

Fulton to 

OSWEG-O 



OSWEGO TO SYRA- PI - e g£ 
CUSE. {Read up.) n ace . cuse. 



Cars leave Oswego for Albany 
and Troy, via Syracuse and Utica, 
on arrival of the steamers from Og- 
densburg and Lewiston ; and the 
early train from Syracuse arrives 
at Oswego in time to connect with 
the steamers, both up and down the 
Lake. 



ROCHESTER TO 
DANSViLLE. 



By Oen'e ValCan"! 
ROCHESTER to 

Tone's Basin 

Scottsville 

Sackett's Basin,.. 
Fowlerville 
Barclay's Mill.... 
Spencer's Basin. .. 
Tracy's Basin.... 

Cuyler 

Genesee Dam. .. .. 
.Mount Morris... 
Shaker's Settlement 
Fitzhugh's Basin.. 
Sherwood"s Land'g 
McXair's Landing. 
DANSVILLE 



DANSVILLE TO RO 
CHESTER. 

{Read up.) 









8 


8 


4 


12 


10 


22 


2 


24 


2 


26 


4 


30 


2 


32 


1 


33 


3 


36 


1 


37 


4 


41 


2 


43 


4 


47 


2 


49 


3 


52 



From 
I Ro- 



The Genesee Valley Canal will 
extend to Olean, on the Alleghany 
River. It will unite at that p lace 
with the New York and Krie R. R 



Cor » ROCHESTER, H-V^TI^T 

TO CORNING. Place. IchVr. 



50 



Genessee YaVy Br. JR. 
ROCHESTER to... 

Henrietta 

West Rush 

Buffalo, Coming and 
N.T.R.B. 

* Avon 

Livonic Centre..... 

Conesus 

Springwater 

Wayland 

Liberty 









7 


7 


13 


20 


5 


•25 


12 


37 


7 


44 


7 


51 


5 


£6 


10 


Go 



ROCHESTER TO CORNING. 



65 



Avoca 

BATH 

Campbell 

Painted Post... 
fCORNING-.. 



CORNING. N.Y.. TO 

ROCHESTER, 

[Mead ></>. I 



* From Avon the railroad extends 
to Batavia, Buffalo, and Niagara 
Tails. 

f Corning is on the New York and 
Erie R. R., and is also the Northern 
terminus of the Blossburg and 
Corning- U.K., extending into Penn- 
sylvania, 



OJtan 


ROCHESTER TO 
OLEAN. 


Place 

Place 



7 
5 
3 
5 
2 
6 
6 
12 
4 
8 
4 
6 
5 
5 
8 
7 
6 

Place 

to 
Plare. 


From 
Ro- 
ch's'r. 


99 
92 


B>/ Stttge from 
ROCHESTER to... 




7 


87 


Hush 


12 


84 


West Kush 


15 


79 


Avon 


20 






22 


71 


G-ENESEO 


88 


65 


Mount Morris 


34 


58 


Oakland 


46 


49 


Hunt's Hollow 


50 


41 


Short Tract 


58 


37 


Allen Centre 


m 


31 


Angelica 


68 


26 


Hobbieville 


73 


21 
IP. 


Friendship 

Cuba 


78 
86 


6 


Hiiisdale to 


93 





OLEAN 


99 








From 
Oieaii. 


OLEAN TO ROCHES- 
TER. (Readvp.) 


Rn- 

chVr. 


From 
Si a'.. 
Falls. 


ROCHESTER TO 
NIAGARA FALLS. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 

Ro- 

chVr. 


76 

66 


Via Rochester. Lockp't 

& Nia'a Falls R.R. 

ROCHESTER to... 



10 
7 

5 
3 

5 



10 


59 




17 


54 


Holley 


22 


51 


Murray 


25 


46 


Albion 


30 



36 




10 

11 

10 
8 
2 


40 


31 




45 


flf) 


LOCKFORT 


56 
66 j 


10 




2 
° 


Suspension Bridge... 
NIAG-ARA F'LS... 


74 

76. 


Fr . m NIAGARA FALLS TO 
ma* ROCHESTER. 
*' alls - {Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Ro- 
ehVr. 



6* 



Note. — From Rochester passengers 
can proceed via the New York Cen- 
tral R. R. to Albany, via Syracuse, 
Utica, &c. Also, to Elmira via tho 
Canandaigua <fc Elmira R.R.; thence 
to New York via the Erie R.R.; or to 
Philadelphia via Williamsport, Cata- 
wissa, and the Reading R.R. From 
Albany to Boston via the Massachu- 
setts Western R.R. 

From Niagara Falls to Detroit, 
Chicago, &c, via the Canada "VVest'n 
R. R.; or via Buffalo, Cleveland, &c. 
From Cleveland to Cincinnati and 
Indiana, &c. 



ROUTES FROM BUFFALO. 

From Buffalo to Rochester, Syra- 
cuse, Utica, Albany and Troy, N.Y. 
See Route, page 60. 

From Buffalo to Albany, via Ca- 
nandaigua. See Route, page 60. 

From Buffalo to New York, via 
Buffalo, Corning and N. Y T ork R.R. 
See Route, page 50. 

From Buffalo to New York, via 
Buffalo and New York City R.R. 
See Route, page 50. 

From Buffalo to New York, via 
Rochester and Ithaca. See Route, 
page 51. 

From Buffalo to New York, via 
Albany. See Route, page 51. 

From Buffalo to Niagara Falls, 
Oswego, Ogdensburg and Montreal, 
via L. Ontario. See Route, p. 59. 

From Buffalo to Montreal, via Al- 
bany. See Route from Buffalo to 
Albany, page 59. 

From Albany and Troy to Mon- 
treal, &c. See Route, page 55. 



BUFFALO TO NEW YORK. 



BUFFALO TO NEW 
YORK, VIA GENE- 
VA, JEFFERSON, 
AND THE ERIER.R. 

\j3ttica8r BurioR.lt 
BUFFALO to.... 

Lancaster 

Aldea 

Darien . ... f. ..... . 

Attica 

Jlulfn %■ Rack. R. R. 

Adexa rider 

Batavia • .. • 

Byron 

Bergen 

Churchviile 

Rochester ...... 

Brighton 

Pitts ford . . . . 

Victor 

ANAXDAIGCA .... 

Chapinsville 

Shoruville 

Clifton Springs. . . 

West Vienna 

East Vienna 

Oaks Corners 

Geneva 

By Steamboat on Sc 

jieca Lake to 
Jefferson 

Chemung R. R. 

Havana 

Millport 

Horse-Heads 

Elohika 

JV. T. % Erie R. R. 

Wellsburg 

Chemung 

Waverly 

Barton 

Smithboro 1 

ribga Centre 

OWEGO 

Campville 

Union 

Binghampton .... 
Windsor Road... 

Great Bend 

Susquehanna River 

Deposit 

Hancock 

Stockport 

Equinunk 

llankiu's Cieek 



40 





10 
20 
25 

31 

34 

40 

40 

50 

00 

74 

78 

80 

04 

103 

10(5 

109 

114 

117 

US 

101 

126 



166 

169 

1 75 
132 
187 

195 

000 
004 
1 
014 
010 
000 
000 
007 
045 
000 
2d0 
206 
283 
2;j:> 
301 
307 
317 



Callicoon 

Cocliocton 

Narrows burg 

Mast Hope 

Lacka waxen 

Barry ville 

Port Jervis..... 

Otisville 

Howell's 

Middletown 

Mew Hampton. . . 

Goshen 

Chester 

Oxford 

Monroe 

Turner's 

Monroe Works. .. 

Sloatsburg 

Ramapo Works. . 

^Snffern's . 

Monsey 

Spring Valley. .. . 

Clarkstown 

Blauveltvilie 

Piermont 

Bv Steamboat to 
NEW YORK.... 



321 

330 
338 
345 
350 
355 
370 
383 
386 
303 
307 
400 
405 
408 
11 
413 
419 
425 
426 
428 
434 
435 
437 
442 
446 



24 470 



* Freight trains only run to Pier- 
mont. Passengers can leave the Erie 
R. R. at Sufferns. and reach N.York 
via Pater-son. See route below. 



403 
35 
34 
30 

28 

24 
10 

10 
1-4 
12 

9 

5 

1 



Rainapo $• Pater- 
son R. R. 
BUFFALO to.... 

Suffern's' 

Wan maker's . . < . . 

Ramsey's 

Allendale 

Godwinville 

Paterson 

Paters on R. R. 

Ackerman"s 

Passaic Bridge 

Boiling Spring 

Hackensack Depot. 

Bergen 

Jersey City 

By Ferry to 
NEW YORK 



NEW YORK TO BUF- 
FALO. (Head up.) 





428 
429 
433 
435 
439 
441 

447 
440 
451 
454 
458 
462 



Place ' Frcru 

to Buffs* 

Place. lo. 



BUFFALO TO PITTSBURG 




394 

308 

30 3 

2(Hi 
294 
284 



230 

226 

217 
20? 
201 
195 
189 
186 
180 
I 



Buffo estate L.RR. 

BUFFALO to 

18 Mile Creek 

Evans' 

Lagrange 

Silver Creek 

Dunkirk 

< Jentreville 

Wegtfield 

state Line 

Erie $ State L. R. R. 

North East 

Harbor Creek. 



170 
103 
158 
150 



ERIE 1 

Cleve.rdScErieR. R. 

Fail view 

Springfield 

Conneatrt 

Kingsvills 

Ashtabula 

Say brook 

Geneva 

Madison 

Perry 



Paineville 

Mentor 

Willoughby 

Euclid 

HO CLEVELAND. 
[Cleveland and Wells- 
vi lie R. R. 

l32Newburg 

1 20 i Bedford 

U4 Hudson 

102 Ravenna 

9? Rootstown 

At water 

Lima 

Alliance 

Ohio $> Penn'a R. R. 

i : Smithfield 

74 Damascus 

69|9a1em 

Franklin 



96 



Columbiana. .. . 

Palestine 

Enon 

Darlington 

28 \'ew Brighton. 

Rochester 

Freedom 

Baden 

Economy 



PITTSBURG TO . 
E£ BUFFALO ,{iieadu P .y T ^ w 



From Pittsburg passengers may 
reach Philadelphia via the Pain* 
sijlvania R. R. 



1042 
90' 
952 
92; 

'JO- 



BUFFALO TO CHI- 
CAGO. 

By Steamboat. 
BUFFALO to... 

Dunkirk, N. Y 

Erie, Pa 

Conneaut, O. 

Ashtabula 

Grand River 

Cleveland 



lace From 
Buffo. 
Place. lo. 



848 

800 Huron 

792|Sandusky City 

712 DETROIT, Mich.. 

640 Fort Gratiot 

490 Thunder Bay Island 

412 Presque Isle 

348 Mackinaw 

245 Mauitou Island. . . . 
95 MILWAUKEE, Wi 

70 Racine, Wis 

56 Kenosha, Wis 

0.CHICAG-O, 111.... 



-CHICAGO AND DE- _. 
F c r hTiTROIT TO BUFFALO, P !c" 

C3 H NiY. {Read up.) | na 




45 

A3 

30 

15 

30 

29 

46 

10 
80 
72 

150 
78 
64 

103 

150 
25 
14 
50 





45 

90 
120 
135 

ICG 
194 
240 

|250 

330 

402 
552 
630 
694 
797 
947 
972 
986 
1042 



DETROIT TO CHICAGO, VIA THE 
MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R, 

The foregoing steamboat route to 
Chicago, by the way of the great 
Upper Lakes, forms, during the 
summer season, both a delightful 
and a cheap excursion ; but it is 
only selected by tourists, and per- 
sons of leisure. Others wishing to 
go through from Detroit to Chicago, 
as speedily as possible, should avail 
themselves of the route of the Mich- 
igan Central Railroad, of which the 
following are the stopping-places 
and distances. 

From Buffalo to Detroit, by R. R., 
via Canada, see p. 69 ; from Buffalo 
to Chicago, via Cleveland, see p. 6S> 



DETROIT TO CHICAGO. 




Mich. Central R. R. 
DETROIT to.. 

Dearborn 

Wayne 

Ypsilanti. ...... 

Geddes' Mills... 
Ann Arbor. •• 

Delhi 

Scio 

Dexter • 

Chelsea 

Grass Lake.... 

Jackson 

Gidley's 

Albion 

Marshall 

Battle Creek... 

Galesburg 

Kalamazoo.. •< 

118 jPaw Paw 

110 'Decatur 

Dowagiac 

NiLES - 

Buchanan .... 

Terre Coupee., 

New Buffalo. 

Michigan City 

Porter's 

Gibson's 

Junction to... 

CHICAGO... 



278 
268 
2i:0 
248 
244 
240 
234 
23*2 
2*29 
220 
211 
201 
192 
181 
169 
155 
141 
132 



98 



From 



CHICAGO TO DE 
TROIT. (Read up.) 



IBUFFAIO AND DUN- 
F r ro h m KIRK TO CHICAGO 
& INTERMEDIATE 
PLACES, BY R.R. 



512 
496 
490 
484 
482 
472 
463 
455 
443 

439 
431 



11 
12 

14 
14 

9 

14 
12 

8 
10 

6 

6 
16 
10 

12 

IS 

10 

10 

P!a':e 

Place 




10 
18 
30 
34 
38 
44 
46 
49 
58 
67 

86 
97 

109 
1-23 
137 
146 
160 
180 
108 
190 
196 
202 
218 
•228 
240 
258 
268 
278 

From 



1424 



414 
405 

395 
389 
383 
377 
374 
308 
303 
353 



BvfhScState L. R.R 

*BUFFALOto.... 

18 Mile Creek 

Evans 1 

Lagrange 

Silver Creek 

t DUNKIRK 

Centreville 

Westfield 

State Line 

Erie Sf State L. R. R 

North East 

Harbor Creek 



329 
321 
316 
300 
295 
288 
273 
259 
242 

231 
219 
214 
210 

200 
193 

187 
181 
170 
107 
101 
150 
145 
138 
133 
121 



ERIE «• 

CleveVdty Erie R.R 

Fairview 

Springfield... 

Conneaut ■ 

Kingsville 

Ashtabula 

Say brook 

Geneva 

Madison 

Perry •• 

{CLEVELAND.. 
Cleveland, JVoricalk, 

and Toledo R. R. 

Grafton 

Oberlin 

Camden 

Norwalk 

Monroeville 

Bellevue 

Fremont 

Elmore 

TOLEDO 

Eric ^KaVrrCioo RR 

Sylvania 

Blissfield 

Palmvra 

ADRIAN 

Mich. Southern R.R 

Clayton 

Hudson 

Pittsfield .... 

Osceo 

Hillsdale 

Sylvanus 

Quincy 

Cold water ......... 

Bronson 

Burr Oak 

Sturgis' Prairie.... 

White Pigeon 

Nortlin Ind'na R. R 

Bristol 

Elkhart 

Mishawakie 

South Bend 

Terre Coupee. 

Laporte I 

Calumet 

Bailev Town to. .. 

§CHICAGO. 



24 

8 

5 
10 

5 

7 
15 
14 
17 

11 

12 

5 

4 

10 
7 
6 

5 
9 
6 
5 

11 
7 
5 
12 



98 
107 
117 
123 
129 
135 
138 
144 
149 
159 



183 
191 
196 
212 
217 
224 
239 
253 
270 

281 
293 
298 
302 

312 
319 
325 
331 
336 
345 
351 
356 
367 
374 
379 
391 

401 
410 
421 
425 
436 
452 
470 
476 



CHICAG0T0CI.EVE 
LAND, ERIE, DUM-j -5- 
KIRK,BUFFALO, ETC. nace. 

{Read up) I 



512 



From 
Buf- 
fald. 



BUFFALO TO DETROIT. 



* At Buffalo this line connects 
with the Albany and Buffalo route, 
and at Albany with the railroad 
running to Boston, See pages 60 
and tit>, and also page 24. 

f Dunkirk is the Lake terminus 
of the New York and Erie Railroad. 
Passengers for New York city will, 
therefore, take this route. See p. 48. 

% From Cleveland diverges the 
C'eveland and Pittsburg R.R., and 
also the Cleveland, Columbus and 
Cincinnati R. R. Passengers for 
Philadelphia will, therefore, take 
the route to Pittsburg thence via 
the Central R. R. to Philadelphia. 
See pages 110 and 94. For' Cincin- 
nati, and intermediate places, see 
page 122. And, also, from Cleveland 
to Wheeling, page 122. 

§ See routes from Chicago, page 74. 



BUFFALO TO DE- to B »&. 
^. TROIT.VIA CANADA, P'ace. *>. 



242 

239 
221 
215 
208 
202 
193 
188 
182 
175 
168 
158 



Buffalo, Brantford <£ 
Goderich R. R. 

BUFFALO to 

Fort Erie, Canada... 

Port Colborne 

Wainfleet 

Wetland Can'l Feeder 

Dunville 

Cayuga 

Cook's Station...., 

Caledonia , 

Onondaga 

Brantford , 

* Paris 

Or cat Western (Can.) 
R.R. 

Princeton 

Woodstock 

Beachville 

Ingersollville 

Dorchester 

LONDON 

Kilworth 

Ekfrid : 

Wardsville 

Chatham 

Windsor 

Steamboat to 
DETROIT, Mich.. 



%l m DETROIT TO BUF'LO, 
tSu. |VIA CAN. (tfeucn^.) 



Note. — Passengers can go by rail- 
road from Detroit, via Michigan 
Central R. R., to Chicago, and from 
thence to Rock Island; also to St. 
Louis, and other places in the West, 
by railroad. See routes from De- 
troit, page 71. 

* From Paris the Buffalo, Brantf 'd 
and Goderich R. R. is being con- 
tinued to Lake Huron at Goderich. 
This new route will reduce the dis- 
tance betw'n Buffalo and the North- 
west. 



Toron 
to. 


BUFFALO TO NIAG'A 

FALLS 8c TORONTO, 

CANADA. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Buffa- 
lo. 


74 

63 
52 

50 



Buffalo and Niagara 
Falls R.R. 

BUFFALO to 

Tonawanda 

NIAGARA F'LLS 
Suspension Bridge... 
* TORONTO, Can... 



11 

50 




111 

22 
24 
74 


From 
Toron 

,0. 


TORONTO, CANADA, 
TO BUFFALO, N.Y. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Buffa- 
lo. 



* Toronto to Lake Huron. See 
route page 59. 



70 



BUFFALO TO CINCINNATI. 



BUFFALO TO CIN- 
CINNATI, VIA SAN- 
DUSKY CITY. 



4G8 
423 
37 8 
348 
333 
303 
274 
228 
218 



203 
189 
ISO 
104 
151 
140 
128 
110 
108 
98 
84 



65 

58 
51 

43 
37 
3-2 
27 
23 
14 
10 




Steamb't on L. Erie 
BUFFALO to.... 

Dunkirk: 

Erie, Pa 

Conneaut, O 

Ashtabula 

Grand River 

Cleveland 

Huron 

Sandusky City . . . 

Mad River % L.Erie 

R. R. to 

Bellevue 

Republic 

Tiffin 

*Carey 

Patterson 

Kenton 

Belle Centre... 

Bellefontaine 

West Liberty.. 

Urbana 

Springfield . • 

Little Miami R.R. to 

Yellow Springs... 

Xenia 

Spring Valley 

Corwin 

Oregon 

Morrow 

Deerfield 

Foster's 

Loveland's 

Milford 

._.nville to 

cnsrciNisrATi... 
'cIncinnatP^ 

SANDUSKY AND 
BUFFALO. {Read up. I 



205 
■279 
288 
304 
317 
328 
340 
352 
3i,0 
370 
384 

303 

403 
410 
417 
423 
431 
436 
441 
4 45 
4.74 
458 
4;:8 



Ohio into la.. &c; at Patterson with 
the Ft, Wayne route to Chicago; at 
Bellefontaine with Indianapolis! at 
Urbana with the Columbus. Piqua, 
and Indiana B.R.; and at Spruitfieid 
with the R. R. route to Cincinnati, 
via Dan ton and Hamilton. O. 



BUFFALO AND DUN-| Place 
KIRK TO CINCINNA-! to 
Tl, VIA CLEVELAND,! 



246 

241 
238 

235 
231 
22^ 
224 
220 
217 
212 
206 
109 



Place 
Place-. 



103 



Bv 8! en mho at from 
BUFFALO to... 

Dunkirk 

Erie, Pa 

Co'nneaut, O 

Ashtabula 

Grand River. . • ... 
tCLEVELAND . . 
Cleveland. Columbus 
and Cincinnati R.R 

Rock port 

Berea 

Ohnstead 

Columbia 

Eaton 

Grafton 

La Grange . . 
Pittsfield .... 
Wellington.. 
Rochester . .. 
New London 
'Greenwich. .. 
Salem . 





45 
00 
120 
135 
165 
104 



* Branch R.R. to Findlay, 16 m, 
N.B. Buffalo and Sandusky are 
united by R.R.via Lunk'k and Cle'd. 
Pa^sen^ers can take either the cars 
or steamboat between these places, 
The R R route is continued westw d 
to Chicago, Rock Island, St. Louis 
and to other places in the ^ est and 
North-western States. _ 

The R.R. route to Cincinnati inter- 
sects the lines running westw'd thro 



JShelby 

Galion 

Cardington 

Delaware 

113 ^.COLUMBUS.. 
[Columbus and Xenia 
R. R. 

104 West Jefferson 

94 'London 

83 South Charleston . . 

73 Adairvilie 

65 HXenia 

I Little Miami R. R. 

58 Spring Valley 

51 Corwin 

45 jOre<jon •. 

37 Morrow 

I 32 |Deerfield 

Foster's 

Loveland's 

German v 

Milford. ..."•'. 



201 
206 
209 
212 
216 
219 
223 
27 
:;<0 
235 
241 
243 
254 
261 
273 
18 291 



27 
23 
16 

14 



306 
329 



343 

353 
364 
374 
352 

389 
396 
402 



8 


410 


5 


415 


5 


-120 


4 


424 


7 


431 


.-» 


433 



ROUTES FROM DETROIT. 



71 



10 Plainville 4 479 

CINCINNATI . . 30 489 



CINCINNATI TO 
BUFFALO, 

(Read ,//>.) 



* See Routes from IJuilhla, p. 05. 

f See Routes from Cleveland, pa^e 
1 £2-3. 

X Intersects here with the Mans- 
field and Sandusky It. R. 

§ See Routes from Columbus, pa<re 
120. 

|| Intersects here with the Little 
Miami R. R. 

If See Routes from Cincinnati, 
page 115. 

N.I3. The railroad route is con- 
tinued from Buffalo, via Dunkirk 
and Erie to Cleveland. Passengers 
can. therefore, take either the rail- 
road or steamboat route between 
Buffalo and Cleveland. 

From Cleveland, Ohio, passengers 
may proceed to any place in the 
Western or North-western States. 



ROUTES FROM DETROIT. 

^From Detroit to Buffalo, see page 

From Detroit to Chicago, and in- 
termediate plaees, see page 68-. 

From Detroit to Buffalo, via 'Ca- 
nada, see page 69, 

From Detroit to Lake Superior, 
see Route from Buffalo to the Cop- 
per Regions, page 69. 

Detroit to Milwaukee, Wis.— The 
route between these places is via 
Chicago, the railroad passing around 
the head of L. Michigan. Another 
route in progress is from Detroit via 
Lansing (the capital of the State), 
to Grand Haven, on Lake Michigan, 
directly opposite to Milwaukie. It 
will be better understood by con- 
sulting the map. 

From Detroit to Utica, Mieh.f£2 
miles. 

From Detroit to Hollaxd, Mich. 
—By the cars of the Michigan Cen- 
tral R.ll. to Kalamazoo, 146 miles: 
thence, by stage, to Holland. 50 m. 
Total distance, 196 miles. 



Holland is a Dutch settlement, 
with upwards of 5000 inhabitants, 
and which is rapidly increasing by 
fresh emigration from the mother 
country. It is situated upon Black 
Lake, about eighty miles due west 
from Lansing, on an expansion of 
Black River, a small stream run- 
ning into Lake Michigan. A char- 
ter has been obtained for a plank 
road from Kalamazoo to the settle- 
ment. 



DETROIT TO TO- 
LEDO, 



By Stage from 

DETROIT to 

Trenton 

Gibraltar 

Brownsiown 

Newport 

Brest 

*Monroe 

La Salle 

Erie 

Manhattan, O., to. 
jTOLEDO 



From TOLEDO TO DE- 
ToIe - TROIT. (Read up.) 



* Here it connects with the Mi- 
chigan Southern R. R. 

A railroad is in progress of con- 
struction between Detroit and Cin- 
cinnati, via Toledo, Lima, and Syd- 
ney, Ohio. 

Also, one from Toledo to In- 
dianapolis. 



ToIt , DETROIT TO TO- 
LEDO. 



By Steamboat from 

DETROIT to 

Gibraltar 

Brownstown ...... 



Co 

44 

40 

27 

22 JM.. . 

17 !La Saiie 

12 Erie 

3 Manhattan to 
TOLEDO... 



From! TOLEDO TO DE 
^"i TROIT. (Read up.) [ 



Place Frons 

to j De- 
Place, i £rei4. 



DETROIT TO SAGINAW. 



f™« DETROIT TO SA- 

saw. 



GINAW. 



Deft $ PontiacR.R. 
99 DETROIT to 

87 (Roval Oak 
80 

73 

63 
65 
62 
59 
52 
47 
43 
35 
31 
24 
11 




Birmingham • . . 

PONTIAC 

By Stage to 

Water ford 

Austin...- 

Clarkson 

Springfield 

Groveland 

Stony Run. .... 
Grand Blanc... 

Flint 

Genesee 

Thetford 

Bridgeport to. .. 
SAG-IN AW-... 



rrom SAGINAW TO DE- 
Sa H TROIT. 

(Read up.) 



99 



T ;Z DETROIT TO PORT ? \T\%T 

Huron HURON. Place.! troit. 



By St aire from 

♦DETROIT to... 

Mount Clemens.. 

5Tew Haven 

Columbus i 

St. Clair to. .... 
PORT HURON. 



54 
41 
34 
23 
12 


7^ PORT HURON TO 
- Port DETROIT, 

{Read up.) 



17 IHOWELL ■ 

5 Shiawassee to. 
CORUNNA .. 



From'cORUNNA TO DE 

rtSinV TROIT, {R^d Up.) 



*A steamer runs in connection 
with the Michigan Central R. R. 
between Detroit and Port Huron, 
leaving each place on alternate 
days. 



From 'DETROIT TO HOW 

co- ELL AND C0- 
^H RUNNA, 

i By Slave from 

72 DETROIT to.... 

57 i Bed ford 

51 Farmington 

37 Kensington 

83 Genoa 



ET DETROIT TO LAN- 
SING. 











13 


13 


106 


7 


20 


100 


11 


31 


93 


11 


42 


84 


12 


54 


79 



Michigan CenVlR.R. 

DETROIT to 

Dearborn ......... 

Wayne 

Ypsilanti •• 

Ann Arbor 

Dexter . ■ 

Chelsea ..••• 

Grass Lake ■ 

Jackson < 

By Stage to 
LANSING 



55 




10 

17 
29 
37 
47 
58 
65 
76 

131 



LANSING TO DE- »j» [»— 

TROfT. (Read rip-) puce, troit. 

From LANSING TO GRAND *T l^ 



HAVEN, 



Bit Stage f ram 
LANSING to.... 

Delta 

Eagle 

Portland 

Maple 

Lyons. . . 

Ionia •• 

Avon 

Ada. 



Grand Rapids. . 

Grandville 

Talmadffe to 

GRAND HAVEN 





6 
13 

22 
27 
33 
40 
49 
63 
73 
80 
90 
106 



GRAND HAVEN TO 
LANSING, 

{Read up.) 



I Place From 
! to Lan- 
Piace. sing. 



Grand Haven is situated on the 
eastern shore of Lake Michigan, 
nearly opposite to Milwaukie, Wis. 
Steamboats connect the two places, 
a distance of about 90 milea. 



MONROE TO CHICAGO. 



73 



245 
235 

227 
224 
219 
215 
2J1 
206 
201 
194 
188 
162 
177 
173 
168 
162 
157 
146 
139 
134 
122 
112 



103 
92 
88 
77 
61 
49 
36 




From 
Chi- 
cago. 



MONROE TO CHI- pl t a ce 
CAGO, ILL. pi-*. 



Mich. Southern R.R 
MONROE, ML, to 

Ida 

Petersburg 

Deerfield 

Palmyra 

*Tecumseh June. . 

Adrian 

Dover 

Clayton 

Hudson 

Pittsneld 

Osceo 

Hillsdale 

Jonesville 

Sylvanus 

Q,uincy 

Cold water 

Bronson 

Burr Oak 

Sturgis's Prairie. . 

White Pigeon 

Bristol, Indiana . . 
By Northern Indi- 
ana R. R. 

Elkhart, la 

Mishawaukie. .. . 

South Bend 

Terre Coupee. . . . 

La Porte 

Michigan City. . . 
Baily Town to. . . 
CHICAGO, ILL, 



9 
11 

4 
11 
16 

12 1196 

13 209 
36 245 



CHICAGO TO MON- 
ROE. {Read tip.) 



Idr? TOLEDO TO ADRI- 
AN. 



Through fare, $7 00. Time, about 
12 hours, 

From Monroe, steamers run to 
Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo, 
and other places on Lake Erie. 

At Chicago this route connects 
with the Chicago and Galena R. R , 
running through the northern por- 
tion of Illinois; and at Galena 
with steamboats running on the 
Upper Mississippi. 



\Erie^Klamaz.R.R 

33 iTOLEDO to 

Sylvania 

Ottawa Lake 

Knight's 

Blis^field 

Palmyra to 

ADRIAN 



From ADRIAN TO TOLE- Pla« 
DO. {Read up.) 



From 
To- 
Wo. 



At Adrian this route connects 
with the Michigan Southern R. R. 
See previous route. 

&a ores connect this route with the 
Central R. R. at Adrian and Hills- 
dale. 



ROUTES FROM CHICAGO, 



ROUTES FROM CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, 



Chicago to Boston, via Canada. 


i'laco lo 


From 

Chicago. 


CKICAG-0 to Detroit, via Michigan Central R.R 


278 
229 
303 
200 


278 




507 


Niagara Falls to Albany, via New York Central E.B 

Albany to BOSTON 


810 

1010 


Chicago to Boston, via, Cleveland. 


243 
113 
183 

298 
200 




CHICAGO to Toledo, Ohio, via Michigan Southern and 


243 




356 




539 




S37 


Albany to BOSTON 


1037 


Chicago to New York, via Dunkirk. 


356 
92 

460 




CH1CAG-0 to Cleveland, Ohio. (See previous route) 


356 




448 


Dunkirk to NEW YORK, via New York and Erie R.R...... 


90S 


Ciiicago to New York, via Pittsburg. 


356 
139 
353 

87 




CHICAGO to Cleveland, Ghic. (See previous route.) 


356 
495 




848 


Philadelphia to NEW YORK 


935 


Chicago to Neva York, via Niagara Falls and Albany. 


278 
229 
303 
144 




CHICAGO to Detroit, via Michigan Central R.R 


278 


Detroit to Niagara, via Canada 


507 


* Niagara to Albanv. via Xevr York Central R.R 


810 


Albany to NEW YORK, via Hudson Ra^gr R.R 


954 


Cldcago to Philadelphia, Pa., via Cleveland. 


243 
113 
139 
249 

104 




CHICAGO to Toledo. Ohio, via Michigan Southern R.R 

Toledo to Cleveland, Ohio 


243 

356 


Cleveland to Pittsburg, Pennsvlvania 


495 


Pittsburg to Harrisburg. Pennsvlvania 


744 


Harrisburg to PHILADELPHIA 


848 


Chicago to Philadelphia, Pa., via Fort Wayne. 


150 

59 
72 
1S7 
249 




CHICAGO to Fort Wayne, Indiana 


150 


Fort Wavne to Lima. Obio 


209 


Lima to Crestline. Obio 


281 


Crestline to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania * 

Pittsburg to Harrisburg 


46S 
717 


Harrisburg to PHILADELPHIA 


104 ' 821 



* Niagara Suspension Bridge to Xew York, via Canandai^ua, Elmira, 
and X.Y. and Erie R.R., is 443 miles ; total from Chicago, 955 miles. 



CHICAGO TO DUBUQUE. 

Chicago to Philadelphia. Pa., ina Cleveland and Mahoning and 
-Western R.It.'s. (In progress.) 



CHICAG-0 to Cleveland, via Michigan Southern 11. R... 
ind to Blairsville, Pennsylvania. (In progress.).. 

Blairsville to Harrisbijrg, Pennsylvania 

Harrisburg to PHILADELPHIA 



356 
189 
195 

1(14 



Chicago to Philadelphia, Pa., via Canada Western P.P., Pi- 
nt ira. X.Y.. and Williamsport, Pa. 



CHICAG-0 to Detroit. Michigan 

Detroit to Niagara, via Canada 

Niagara to Elmira, via Canandaigoa, New York 

Elmira to PHILADELPHIA, via Willianisport, Cattawissa 
and Reading R. R's 



278 
229 
168 



356 
525 



94.3 



Chicago to Baltimore. Md. 



CHICAG-0 to Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. (See routes, page 
74. from Chicago to Philadelphia.) 

Harrisburg to BALTIMORE, via York, Pennsylvania 



744 
826 



Ciiicago to Baltimore. Md.. via Cleveland, and Baltimore and 
Ohio P.P. 



CHICAGO to Cleveland, Ohio, via Mich. Southern R.R.. &c. 

Cleveland to Wheeling. Virginia, via WellsviUe, Ohio 

Wheeling to BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Ohio R.R. 



356 
136 
380 



3") 6 
492 
872 



189 
181 

173 
169 

167 
164 
162 
159 
154 
150 
147 
139 



123 
117 

111 
105 



CHICAGO TO GALE- 
NA. ILL., AND DU- 
BUQUE, IOWA. 



Via Chicago and Ga 
Ima Ur/ion P.P. 

CHICAGO to 

Oak Ridge 

Cottage Hill 

Babcock's Grove 

Dauby 

Wheaton 

Winfield 

* Junction 

f Wayne 

Clinton 

ELGIN 

Gilbert's 

134 Hnntley'S 

127 jtJnion, 

Marengo 

Garden Prairie 

1BELVIDERE 

Cherry Valley 

ROCKFORD 

"Winnebago 

Pecatonica 

Nevada 



90 



75 



Place 


From 


to 


Chi- 


Place. 


cago. 














8 


8 


8 


16 


4 


20 


2 


22 


3 


25 


2 


27 


3 


30 


5 


35 


4 


39 


3 


42 


8 


50 


5 

7 
4 
6 

6 


55 

62 
66 
72 

7S | 


*6 


S4 


8 
7 


92 

99 i 


7 


106 


8 


114 



FREEPORT 

Illinois Central P. P. 
(Galena Branch.) 

Eleroy 

Lena 

Xora 

§ Warren 

Council Hill 

GALENA 

Meuomone 

Dunleith 

Cross'q Mississippi to 
DUBUQUE, Iowa... 



From DUBUQUE AND GA- 
Dubu- LENA TO CHICAGO, 
<J ue - I (Pead up.) 



129 
133 
141 
145 
164 
171 
179 
188 



* Railroad to the Mississippi, via 
Dixon (in progress). 

f Chicago, St. 'Charles and Missis- 
sippi Air Line R.R.. connecting with 
the Galena Branch of the Illinois 
Central R. R.. forming a second 
route between Chicago and Galena. 

1 Beloit Br. R.R. diverges here. 

g From Warren to Mineral Point, 
Wisconsin. 



CHICAGO TO DUBUQUE, 



N. B. Passengers for St. Paul, 
Minnesota, or any of the towns on 
the Upper Mississippi, will be con- 
veyed by steamboat, from the termi- 
nus of the foregoing route, on the 
Mississippi river. 



From CHICAGO TO GALE 
D«»u-NA, ILL,, AND DU 
que - BUQUE, IOWA, 



Chicago and Galena 

Union R. R. 

CHICAGO, 111, to... 

Oak Ridge 

Cottage Hill 

Babcock's Grove.. 

Wheaton 

Winfield 

Junction 

* Chicago, St. Charles 

& Miss. Air Line R. 
St. Charles 

Syracuse 

Oregon 

Junction 

Illinois Central R. R, 
(Galena Branch.) 

Foreston 

Freeport 

Eleroy 

Lena 

Nora 

Warren 

Council Hill 

GALENA 

Menemone 

Dunleith 

Cross'g Mississippi to 
DUBUQUE, Iowa, 



Chi- 
cago. 



DUBUQUE, I0WA,& Place From 

GALENA, ILL., TO to cm- 
CHICAGO, (Readup.)\ V]acc - \ c ^°- 



* Route in progress. 



457 
427 



CHICAGO TO GALE- 
NA AND DUBUQUE, 
VIA DIXON, ILL, 



Chicago and Galena 

Union R. R. 
CHICAGO to 

\ Junction. (See \ 
I previous route.) ) 
Chicago c£ Dixon R. 



Geneva, 111 

Blackberry , 

Lodi 

Cortland 

De Kalb 

Derment..* 

Lane 

Franklin 

* DIXON 

Illinois Central R. R. 
(Galena Branch.) 

Palo '.. 

Foreston , 

Freeport 

Eleroy 

Lena 

Nora 

Warren 

Council Hill 

GALENA 

Menemone 

Dunleith.. 

Cross'g Mississippi to 
DUBUQUE, Iowa... 



From DUBUQUE AND GA- 
Gale - LENA TO CHICAGO. 
na - J (Read up.) 



35 
44 
50 

55 
58 
69 
75 
90 
100 



364 
374 
389 
397 
401 
409 
413 
432 
439 
447 
456 

457 



Place From 
Chi- 

Place.l cago. 



* From Dixon the Chicago and 
Dixon line is being continued to the 
Mississippi at Fulton, and will con- 
nect at Lyons, on the opposite bank, 
with the Iowa Central R. R. 

N. B. Passengers for St. Paul, 
Minnesota, and other places on the 
Upper Mississippi, will be conveyed 
by steamboat, from the river termi- 
nus of the foregoing route. 



From 

St. 
Paul. 


CHICAGO TO ST. 
PAUL, MIN. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Chi- 
cago. 


515 


CHICAGO to 



189 

8 
20 
10 
20 

2 

2 
56 

9 





326 

318 


(Dubuque. (See ) 

[pages 75 & 76.) \ 

Steamboat on Upper 

Mississippi. 


189 

197 


298 
288 


Cassville, Wisconsin. 


217 


268 
266 
264 
208 
199 


Wisconsin River 

Fort Crawford, Wis.. 

Prairie du Chien 

Upper Iowa River.... 
Bad Axe River 


247 
249 
251 
307 
316 



CHICAGO TO ROCK ISLAND. 



Root River.. 

Prairie la Crosse, Wis 
Chippewa River.. 

Lake Pepin 

ST. PAUL 



179 
174 
85 
60 




Fro m ST, PAUL TO CHI- 
CAGO. (.Read up.) 



CHICAGO, ILL,. TO 
ROCK ISLAND. 



182 
17(5 
160 
152 
142 
121 
106 
9S 
89 
84 
82 
72 
68 
54 
46 
37 
24 
13 
4 




Chicago and Rode 
Island R.R. 

CHICAGO to 

R. R. Junction 

Bremen 

Mokena 

* JOLIET 

Morris 

Marseilles 

OTTAWA 

Utiea.. 



f LA SALLE 

Peru 

Trenton 

t Bureau 

\ Pond Creek , 

Sheffield 

Aunawan 

Geneseo 

Colona , 

Moline 

ROCK ISLAND.. 



£">?. ROCK ISLAND TO p > a «! 
*r.ud'CHICAGO.^eo(fiip.) 



See Routes from Chicago. 

* At Joliet the Chicago and Mis- 
sissippi R. R. connects with the 
Bock Island R.R. This route leads 
to Alton and St. Louis, via Blooni- 
iugton, 111. 

f At La Salle the Illinois Central 
R.R. connects; it is also near the 
•western terminus of the Illinois and 
Michigan Canal. 

X Here the Peoria and Bureau 
Valley R. R. connects, running to 
Peoria, 47 miles distant. 

I The Central Military Tract R. R. 
connects here. 

N. B. At Peru, 111., the Illinois Riv. 
steamboats connect, stopping at the 
7* 



different towns upon the river, on 
their route to St. Louis. 

Steamboats also run upon the 
Mississippi River, in connection with 
the cars on the Rock Island R.R., to 
St. Paul, Miu'sota, and other places 
on the Upper Mississippi River; also 
St. Louis, via the Mississippi, and 
the various stopping places on the 
river. 

The route is also continued from 
Rock Island to Southern and West'n 
Iowa, and Nebraska Territory. 



Fr om CHICAGO TO DIXON 
AND FULTON, ILL. 



Chicago and Galena 
Union R.R. 

CHICAGO, 111 

Junction 

Galena d; Dixon R.R 

Geneva 

Blackberry 

Lodi 

Cortland 

De Kalb 

Derment 

Lane 

franklin 

DIXON 

Sterling 

Unionville 

f FULTON 



FULTON AND DIXON, 1 P JaC e 
ILL., TO CHICAGO. 

{Read up.) 



j Place. 







35 

44 



5S 
69 
75 
90 
100 
109 
124 
134 



* At Dixon this route intersects 
the Galena Branch of the Illinois 
Central R.R. 

f Steamboats connect with places 
on the Mississippi River. 

From Lyons, Iowa, opposite to 
Fulton, 111., the route will be con- 
tinued west by the projected Iowa 
Central R.R. 



78 



CHICAGO TO IOWA CITY. 



From 


CHICAGO TO IOWA 


Place 


From 


c s r y a CiTY, IOWA. 


to . 
Place. 




Cbi- 


245 


CHICAGO to 


o 


( Rock Island, via j 




63 { Bock Island R. \ 


182 


182 


( See page 77. > 






1 Cross' g Mississippi to 






€-0 DaTeuport, Iowa 


3 


185 


By Stage to 






55 
43 


Rockingham 


5 
12 


190 


Montpelier 


202 


38 Wyoming 


5 


207 


SI 


Muscatine 


7 
11 

8 


214 


20 


Overmen's 


225 


12 


West Liberty 


233 





IOWA CITY 


12 


245 








From 


IOWA CITY TO CHI- 


Place 


From 


City. 


CAGO, (Bead up.) 


Place. 


c L io. 


fZT 


CHICAGO TO OMAHA 


Place 


From 


Oraa- 
haC'y 


CITY, NEBRASKA, 


P&, 


Chi- 


495 
250 


CHICAGO to 



245 




245 


\ Iowa City. (See) 
/ previous route.) j 




( Council Bluff \ 






4 


\ City, Iowa, by f 
j land carriage. { 


24C 


491 


about ) 









OMAHA CITY 


4 


495 


From 
Oma- 


OMAHA CITY TO 


Place 

to 


From 

Chi- 


haC'y 


CHICAGO. (Readup.) 


Flace. 





Remarks. — NEBRASKA TERRI- 
TORY AND SETTLEMENTS.— The 
climate of Nebraska appears to be 
similar to that of Iowa in the same 
latitude, which is mild and pleasant; 
and, as in other prairie countries, 
there is nothing to break the full 
force of the wind, a cooling breeze 
fans the prairies even in the most 
sultry days of summer. There is, 
comparatively, little snow in win- 
ter — it being, much of the time, 
pleasant, sunny weather. Vast herds 
of buffalo, elk and deer range this 
extensive territory. The valleys on 
all the streams are rich and fertile. 
but much of the high lands away 
from the water-courses are sandy, 
and not arable. Minerals of various 



kinds have been discovered, among 
which are coal, iron, chalk, magne- 
sia, &c. Timber is found on nearly 
ail the streams, and intermingled 
with the bluffs, and hills, and val- 
leys; although, as a general thing, 
there is a scarcity through the ter- 
ritory. Fish, geese, swan, ducks, and 
other feathered frame, are abundant 
through this whole Missouri river 
region. Amongst the fruits that 
abound in Nebraska are grapes, 
plums, cherries, strawberries, rasp- 
berries, black currants, gooseberries, 
haws, crab and thorn apples. The 
Missouri bottoms in Nebraska are, 
in many places, broad, and always 
fertile, with timber almost its whole 
length. 

Omaha City is the capital of the 
Territory of Nebraska; it is situated 
on a bluff, on the west side of the 
Missouri river, about four miles dis- 
tant from Council Bluff City, in the 
State of Iowa. Its situation is re- 
garded as a good one for the location 
of a city, although a wide strip of 
marshy land extends from the capi- 
tal to the river. Already it contains 
a number of houses, including the 
capitol, a neat and substantial build- 
ing, constructed of brick, with ho- 
tels, saw-mill, &c. 

The settlement of Florence is 
about six miles to the north of 
Omaha City; its situation is re- 
garded as being somewhat better 
than Omaha City, from the fact, 
that the bluff upon which it is lo- , 
cated lies near the river. Opposite 
this place a rocky bottom extends 
across the river to an island, which 
is thought to be the only place 
where the foundation can be laid 
across the river for a railroad bridge. 
Florence is located on the site of the 
Mormon town, i; Winter Quarters." 
which was destroyed by that people J 
on their resigning it, some few years 
since, for their new home in Utah. 

Belleview is situated on the west 
bank of the Missouri viver. about 
ten miles below Omaha City: it lias, 
in man}- respects, an eligible situa- l - 
tion; a ledge of rock extends along i 
the margin of the river. 



CHICAGO TO LA SALLE. 



79 



Nebraska City, two-and-a-half miles 

i below Fort Kearney, is situated near 
the head of Grand Island, in the 
river Platte, about 150 miles we t 
from Omaha City, and 292 miles 

, from St. Joseph. Missouri. The alti- 
tude of Fort Kearney is about 200J 

i feet above the Gulf of Mexico. 

Council Bluff City is in the State 
of Iowa, four miles to the east of 
Omaha City ; it is situated on Indian 
Creek, three miles from the east 
side of Missouri river; it is opposite 
to. and in full view of the meadows 

1 of Nebraska, west of the Missouri. 

There are other new settlements 
in this vicinity, bordering alonL r the 
river, while others are continually 
springing into existence; and there 
can be little doubt, before many 
years. Eastern and Southern Ne- 
braska will contain a considerable 
population. 



From 
Ba 

Sa.k. 



10 -I 
96 
84 
81 
79 
74 
68 
61 
58 
56 
53 
42 
39 
S3 
26 
15 



* CHICAGO TO LA 

SALLE, VIA AURORA. 

ILLINOIS. 

Chicago cC Aurora R. 

CHICAG-0 to 

Oak Ridge 

Babcock's Grove 

Danby 

Wheaton .... 

Junction 

Batavia 

AURORA 

.Montgomery 

Oswego ...' 

Bristol 

Newark 

Somonauk 

Waverly 

Earl 

Meudota 

Illinois Central R. R. 
LA SALLE 



LA SALLE TO CHI- 
CAGO. (Read up.) 



Frxp. 



and Michigan Canal, to Peoria. Na- 
} les, and other towns upon the Illi* 
nois River. See Route, page 79. 

La Salle is the Northeru terminus 
of the main line of the Illinois Cen- 
tral R. R., the Southern terminus 
being at Cairo, the junction of the 
Iflississippi and Ohio River. 



* Chicago to La Salle, via Joliet. 
See Route from Chicago to Rock 
Island, page 77. 

Steamboats run from La Salle, the 
Western terminus of the Illinois 



CHICAGO TO PEORIA 

AND ST, LOUIS VIA 

THE ILLINOIS 

RiVER. 

CHICAGO to 

\ La Salle. (See / 
I pp. 77 and 79.) f 

Hennepin 

Lacon 

Chillicothe 

Rome 

PEORIA 

Pekin 

Lancaster Landing... 

Liverpool 

Havanna 

Bath 

Moscow 

Brie 

Beardstown 

La Grange 

Meredosia 

Naples 

G riggsville Landing., 

Florence 

Montezuma 

Bridgeport 

Newport 

Colnmbiana 

Gilford 

Mississippi River 

Grafton 

Alton 

3fi.<$o?'.ri River 

ST. LOUIS 



From ST. LOUIS TO CH1- 
reo-.CAGO VIA ILLINOIS 
ira - RiVER, (Read up.) 



115 
135 
147 
148 
166 
176 
1S8 
204 
214 
226 
229 
239 
242 
252 
262 
268 
272 
278 
294 
296 
303 
312 
328 
370 
372 
390 
395 
413 



80 



406 
308 



800 

2S7 

277 

267 

261 

256 

248 

237 

230 

225 

217 

204 

194 

188 

164 

154 

142 

126 

117 

112 

101 

85 

62 

48 

35 

10 





CHICAGO TO CAIRO. 



CHICAGO TO CAIRO, 

ILL,. VIA ILLINOIS 

CENTRAL R. R. 



Chicago and Rock 
lland R.R. 

^CHICAGO to., 

( La Salle. (See \ 
\ Route, Chicago f 
j to Rock Island, f 

( page 77.) ) 

1'Unois Central R. R 

Shippingport 

Toniea 

V>"eenona 

Minonk 

Panola 

Kappa 

Hudson 

fBLOOMINGTON 

Elmwood 

Wapellah 

Clinton 

Maria 

1 DECATUR 

Slacon 

Moamequa 

gTemorah ... 

Oconee 

ijVANDALIA... 

Patoka 

Sandova 

^jCentralia 

Rockview , 

Dubois 

De Soto 

Makanda 

Jonesboro' 

Villa Rid^e 

** CAIRO 



CAIRO, ILL, TO 
CHICAGO. 
{Read up.) 



Chi- 
cago. 



* Between Chicago and La Salle 
there are two routes — one via the 
Rock Island R.R., the other via Au- 
rora and Mendota. (See Route from 
Chicago to La Salle, via Aurora, 
page 79.) 

The Galena Branch of the Central 
Illinois R.R. diverges from La Salle, 
and runs, via Dixon and Freeport, 
to Galena, Illinois. 



fAt Bloomington the Chicago and 
Mississippi R. R. intersects. Passen- 
gers for Springfield, Alton, and St. 
Louis, also for Jacksonville, Naples, 
111., &c, will stop here. 

J The Great Western Illinois R. R. 
connects here; it runs to Spring- 
field, Jacksonville, Naples, 111., &c. 

I Mississippi & Terre Haute R. R. 
intersects, running east to Terre 
Haute and Indianapolis, and west tc 
Alton and St. Louis. 

|| The Atlantic & Mississippi R. R 
will intersect here; this road will 
connect the routes of Central Indiana 
with St. Louis. 

]\ The Chicago Branch unites here 

** The Mobile and Ohio R. R. wii: 
connect at Cairo; also, the New Or 
leans and Jackson R. R., by a unior 
with the former. These will prov« 
most important connections for Chi 
cago, as they will place her in almos" 
immediate intercourse with the peo 
pie and commerce of the Gulf. 



CHICAGO TO CAIRO, 
. ILL,, VIA CHICAGO 
BRANCH R, R, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Fron . 
Chi-J ( 


Via Chicago Branch 

of 111. Cen.R.R. 
CHICAGO to 




14 

9 

5 

6 

22 

17 

12 

3 

11 

10 

10 

10 

13 

17 

11 

14 

10 

5 
16 
10 
14 


(1 
1-1 

X; 
& 

5< j 
7' I 
81 
8i 

95 , 

10! 

11! r 

12 
14' 
15' 

18- ' 

19 

19 
21 
22 

23 




Thornton 




















URBANA 










C Intersection Mis- } 
< sissippi & Terre > 

( Haute R. R ) 

Effin^lTam 






Tonti 



CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS. 



81 





6 
8 

11 
16 
28 

14 
13 
25 
10 


215 




203 


llHnoit Central R.R. 
line.) 


Wtt 




B80 




303 




317 




330 


Villa Ridge 


355 


CAIRO 


363 






CAIRO TO CHICAGO, 
VIA CHICAGO 
BRANCH R.R. 

(Read Up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Chi- 
cago. 



N.B. The Chicago Branch of the 
Illinois Central R. R. intersects the 
Mississippi and Terre Haute R.R. 
194 miles from Chicago; this road 
runs across the State from Terre 
Haute to Alton, connecting the In- 
diana routes with Alton and St. 
Louis. 

Passengers for Terre Haute and 
Indignapailis will take the cars going 
east ; and those for Shdbyvilh. lltlls- 
bo7'o\ Bunker Hill. Alton and St. 
Louis, will take the cars going ivest. 

The Chicago Branch R.R. inter- 
sects, also, the Atlantic and Missis- 
; stppi. and the Ohio and Mississippi 
R. R.'s. both of which are in pro- 
gress of construction; these will 
open, in connection with the Chi- 
cago Branch R. R.. other routes to 
St. Louis, and Southern and West'n 
Indiana. 

From Cairo this great route will 
be continued south to New Orleans 
and Mobile, by the extensive and 
important enterprises now in rapid 
progress of construction. When 
these are completed, the great lakes, 
and the Upper Mississippi, will be 
indissolubly connected with the 
Gulf of Mexico. 



CHICAGO TO 
SPRINGFIELD. AL- 
TON, ILL.. AND ST, 
LOUIS, MISSOURI. 



Chicuf/o and Rock 
Island R.R. 

CHICAGO to. 




Wilmington 

Gardner 

Dwight 

Wolf Grove 

Pontiac 

Peoria Junction 

Lexington 

Illinois Cen. R. June. 
BLOOMINGTON.. 

Atlanta 

Kickapoo 

Lincoln 

Blkhart 

Williamsville 

Saniramon 

* SPRING-FIELD... 
Gr. Western R. June. 

Chatham 

Auburn 

Girard 

Prairie Station 

Carlinsville 

Macoupin 

Shipman 

Brighton 

Montecello 

ALTON 

Steamboat to 
ST. LOUIS 



ST. LOUIS TO 
From SPRINGFIELD, ILL., 
st. CHICAGO, VIA 
■*■"■ SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 

{Read up.) 



25 



40 

56 
69 
77 
90 
95 
106 
113 
127 
129 
148 
152 
160 
169 
175 
182 
188 
190 
197 
203 
214 
218 
226 
232 
240 
248 



285 



N.B. Stage lines will connect at 
the different stations with the inte- 
rior country, at a distance from the 
line of the road. 

* At the junction near Springfield 
(the capital of the State of IUinois), 
the Great Western R.R. connects 



82 



CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS. 



•with the Chicago & Mississippi R. R. 
Passengers for Jacksonville and Na- 
ples, 1 I ■.. &c, will take this route. 
The Great Western R. R. will be 

continued to the Mississippi, oppo 
si e Hannibal; Missouri, from which 
place it will connect with the Han- 
nibal and St. Joseph R. R., in pro- 
gress of construction to the West'n 
line of Missouri. 



From 

St. 
Louis. 


CHICAGO TO ST. 

LOUIS VIA CHICAGO 

BRANCH R.R. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Chi- 


307 


Chicago Branch of 111. 

Central R.R. 
CHICAGO to 




215 

8 
6 
5 
4 
6 
4 
3 
14 
8 

1 


o 


62 
54 


) Sandoval. (See ) 
{ pages 80 & 81.. \ 

Ohio & Mississippi R. 

Collins 


215 
253 


48 




259 


40 




2'6'i 


36 




271 


SO 




277 


26 




281 


23 




2S4 


9 




298 


1 




306 





Cross' g Mississippi to 
ST. LOUIS, Mo 


307 


St." 
Louis 


ST. LOUIS TO CHI- 
CAGO VIA CHICAGO 
BRANCH R.R. 

{Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place 


From 
Chi- 


From 
Mil- 


CHICAGO, ILL., TO 
MILWAUKIE, WIS. 


Place 
Place. 


Fiom 
Chi- 
cago 




Milwaukie and Lake 

Shore R. R. 
CHICAGO, 111., to- 
Wheeling 






Liberty ville 






Abingdon 






Waukegan 






Otsego 






Pleasant Prairie, Wis. 
Kenosha 






RACINE 






Oak Creek 

MILWAUKIE 


90 


From 
Mil- 
■w'kic. 


MILWAUKIE TO CHI- 
CAGO, {Read up.) 


Place! 
Place. ! 


From 
Chi- 



Remarks. — The Milwaukie and 
Lake Shore R.R. is in course of con- 
struction, and, it is stated, will be 
opened for travel towards the close 
of the year 1S55. It will form a 
valuable line of railroad for Chi- 
cago, as. in connection with other 
roads, which will be built within 
the next few years, a direct commu- 
nication will be opened with the 
country bordering on Lake Winne- 
bago and Fox River, in the vicinity 
of which are many thriving towns, 
villages, and farms. 

The steamboat route from Chicago 
to Milwaukie is as follows : Chicago 
to Kenosha, Wis., 56 miles; to Ra- 
cine, 70 miles ; and to Milwaukie, 95 
miles. 

N. B. See Routes from Milwaukie, 
page 00. 



FromiCHICAGOTO JANES' 
Madi- VILLE AND MADi- 
SQN, WIS. 



Illinois and Wiscon- 
sin R. R. 

CHICAGO to 

Jefferson.. 

Union Ridge 

Des Plaines 

Elk Grove 

Deer Grove ... 

Crystal Lake 



MADISON. WIS.. TO n** From 

-'CHICAGO A*W"i>-;ip£«. CJJ 



* This new route is in process of 
construction, and will, probably, be 
opened for travel by the spring of 
1S56. 



CHICAGO TO GENEVA. 



From 
Gene- 
va. 


CHICAGO TO GENE- 
VA, WIS., VIA THE 
FOX RIVER VAL- 
LEY R.R. 


Place 

Place. 


From 
Chi- 
cago . 




Via Chicago and Ga- 
lena Union R. R. 
CHICAGO, 111., to.. 



8 
16 
4 
5 
5 
9 
3 




8 




Cottage Hill 


1H 




Babcock's Grove 


20 
B5 






30 






39 




Eloin 


43 




* Fox Riv. Valley R. 










































GENEVA, Wis 




From 
Geue- 


GENEVA, WIS,. TO 
CHICAGO. (Beadup.) 


Place 

to 
Place 


From 
Chi- 
cago. 



Note— The Illinois and Wisconsin 
R.R. intersects at Crystal Lake. 

* The Fox Eiver Yalley R.R. is in 
process of construction. The above 
route is at present incomplete. 





CHICAGO, ILL,, TO 






Madi- 


BELOIT. JANES- 




Chi- 


son. 


VILLE, AND MADI- 
SON, WIS, 


Place 


cago. 




Chicago and Galena 








Union R.R. 






140 


CHICAGO to 










( Belvidere. (See \ 






62 


) Routes from f 
\ Chicago to Ga- f 
' lena. pp.75-6.) ) 
Beloit Branch R.R. 


78 


78 


•47 


Ropcoe 


15 


93 


42 


BELOIT 


5 


98 


SO 


JANESVILLE 

Milwaukie artel Mis- 
sissippi R. R. 


12 


110 





MADISON 


30 

Place 


1.40 








|™ MADISON, WIS., TO 


From 


■on. 


CHICAGO. (Read up.) 


Place. 


cago. 



N.B. Stages will be found at the 
various stations along the line of 
the road, to convey passengers to 
the iuterior towns. 

There is another route between 
Chicago and Madison, viz.: from Chi- 
cago to Milwaukie (during the open- 
ing of navigation) by stt imboat, add 
fn>m Milwaukie to Madison by the 
Milwaukie and Mississippi it. it. 



CHICAGO TO LA 
From FAYETTE AND NEW riac ' 
KE. ALBANY. I A., AND 
i LOUISVILLE, KY. 



2 S3 



Michigan Central R. 

CHICAGO to 

Michigan City, la.... 

New Albany c£ Salem 

R. R. 
(Intersection of ) 

\ South. Mich. R. i 

Westville 

270 jRozelle 

255 San Perre 

247 Madeiraville 

240 'Francisville 

232 Bradford 

223 Reynolds 

217 Chalmer's 

213 iBrookston 

206 Battle Ground 

199 LA EAYETTE 

190 jRaub's 

186 jCorwin 

2S1 iLinden. 

171 CRAWFORDSV'E 

161 Ladoga 

151 Bainbrid^e 

136 GREENCASTLE.. 

130 Putnam ville 

124 Cloverdale. 

Quincy 



106 Gosport- 



Ellettsville 

BLOOMINGTON.. 

Smithville 

Harrodsbura: 

BEDFORD. 

Juliet 

Woodville 

Orleans 

Lancaster 

Saltillo 



84 



CHICAGO TO LOUISVILLE. 





10 
5 
7 
4 
8 
6 
4 
6 

3 


307 


SALEM 


813 




319 




323 




3-?fi 




339! 


Smith's Mill 


336 


NEW ALBANY.... 

Ohio River to 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. 


342 
345 


LOUISVILLE TO CHI- 
CAGO, VIA NEW AL- 
BANY AND SALEM 
R , R , (Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Chi- 



Remarks.— The New Albany and 
■ Salem R. R. runs through the en- 
tire length of the State of Indiana, 
and connecting the waters of Lake 
Michigan with the waters of the 
Ohio. It, therefore, intersects all 
the Indiana Railroads leading into 
Illinois. Passengers at any of these 
intersections will be able to take 
any new route that business or 
pleasure might demand. A constant 
use of the Map attached to this Work 
is advisable, as it renders the routes 
most distinct and legible to the mind. 



From 
ville. 



321 
175 



167 
163 
159 
154 
149 
144 
139 
135 
132 
126 
121 
111 

92 
81 



CHICAGO TO IN- 
DIANAPOLIS, IA„ 
& LOUISVILLE. KY 



CHICAG-Oto 

i La Fayette, Ind. ) 
< (See previous \ 
f Route.) ) 

La Fayette and In- 
dianopolis R. R. 

Calver's 

Baker's 

Clarksville 

Midway 

Thorntown 

LIazelri;rg 

LEBANON 

Holmes' 

Whitestown 

Zionsvilie 

Augusta 

* INDIANAPOLIS 

Jeffersonville R.R. 
Franklin, Indiana.... 
jEdinburg , 



154 
158 
162 
167 
172 
177 
182 
186 
1S9 
195 
200 
210 

229 
240 



Taylorsville r 


4 
3 
4 

5 
1 

4 
5 

2 
4 
7 
3 
4 
6 
4 
4 
4 
7 
9 

1 


944 




247 


COLUMBUS 


251 
256 




257 




261 




266 


f SEYMOUR 


268 




'V?, 




279 




9S->, 




286 




292 




296 




300 




304 




311 


JEFFERSONV'E.. 
Crossing Ohio Riv. to 
% LOUISVILLE 


320 
321 


LOUISVILLE TO IN- 
DIANAPOLIS AND 
CHICAGO. {Readup.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Chi- 
cago. 



* See Routes from Indianapolis, 
page 148. 

f At Seymour, the Ohio and Mis- 
sissippi R.R. intersects. Passengers 
for Cincinnati will take this route. 

X See Routes from Louisville, Ky., 
page 154. 



ROUTES FROM MILWAUKIE, 
AND OTHER TOWNS IN 
WISCONSIN. 

JUdwaukie to Chicago. See p. 82. 



M.d:- MILWAUKIE TO 
MADISON, WIS. 



Milwaukie <£ Miss.R. 
MILWAUKIE to- 
Forest House 

Waukesha 

Genessee 

Eagle Prairie 

Palmyra 

Whitewater. , 

Child's Station 

Milton 

MADISON 



MADISON, WIS., TO 
MILWAUKIE. 

(Read up.) 



From 
Mil- 
w't.e. 



MADISON TO PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, 



85 



MADISON TO PRAI 
RIE DU CHIEN, 



By Stage from 
MADISON to... 

Blue Mound 

Ridgeway 

Dodgeville 

Wingville 

Brooklyn 

Fort Crawford to. 
PRAIRIE D' C'N 



PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 
TO MADISON. 

{Head up.) 



Mho'uk. 8? Mss.RR. 
MILWAUKEE to. 

Forest House 

Waukesha 

Genessee 

Eagle Prairie 

Palmyra 

Whitewater 

Child's Station 

Milton 

JANESVILLE to. 
BELOIT 



123 
116 
110 

107 
102 

m 

85 
BO 

T:< 
C7 



MILWAUKIE TO 

JANESVILLE AND 

BELOIT. 



BELOIT TO Mil- 
WAUKIE. 

(Read up.) 

MILWAUKIE TO 

GREEN BAY, VIA 

SHEBOYGAN. 

By Stave from 
MILWAUKIE to 

Megnon 

Oedarburg 

Grafton 

Saukville 

Port Washington. 

Cedar Grove 

Gibbsville 

Sheboygan Falls. . 
Sheboygan 



Place 


F" 'T 




Ml- 


Place. 


w*kie 








13 


13 


6 


19 


3 


22 


5 


27 


4 


31 


13 


44 


5 


40 


7 


58 



30 Manitouwoc to 31 93 

G-REEN BAY.... 36 129 



GREEN BAYTO MIL- 
WAUKIE. 

(Read up.) 



MILWAUKIE TO 

GREEN BAY, VIA 

FOND DU LAC. 

By Stage from 
MILWAUKIE to. 

Granville 

Menomonee Falls. 

Richfield 

Polk 

Theresa 

LeRoy 

Byron , 

FOND DULAC 

Tayheda 

Calumet 

Pequot 

Stockbridge 

Bridgeport 

Depere to 

G-REEN BAY.... 



From 
Green 
Bay. 



GREEN BAYTO MIL- 
WAUKIE. 

(Read up.) 



Bif St a ge from 
MILWAUKIE to 

^Sheboygan 

Sheboygau Falls. . 

Plymouth 

Owascus 

Fond du Lac 

Friendship 

Oshkosh 

Groveland to 

NEENAH , 



NEENAH TO MIL- 
WAUKIE. 

(Read up.) 



* Passengers may reach Sheboy- 
gan, from Milwaukie, by steamboat* 



S6 



NEENAH TO GREEN BAY, 



From 
Green 
Bay. 



NEENAH TO GREEN 
BAY, 



By Stage from 

NEENAH to 

Menasha 

Martin 

Appleton 

Lawesburg 

Cedar Rapids 

Little Cliute 

Grand Kan-kan-na 

Rapids du Cerosh. . 

Depere 

Astor to 

t Fort Howard and 
j GREEN BAY.. 



GREEN BAY TO 
NEENAH. 

(Read up.) 



I™ MADISON TO 
Bay. GREEN BAY. 



165 
141 

123 
104 
100 
90 
78 
63 
50 
47 
42 
.34 
14 



By Stage from 
MADISON to... 

Lowviile 

Fort Winnebago, 

Kingston 

Grand Prairie 

Green Lake 



C&i'n 

2o3 
9AS 
23:) 
219 
211 
206 



liosenfiaie 

Fond Du Lac. . 

Tayheda 

Calumet 

Pequot 

Stock bridge 

Bridgeport 

Depere to 

GREEN BAY- 




•24 
42 
61 
65 
7.5 
87 
102 

118 
123 

I. il 
151 
1(30 
165 



GREEN BAY TO MA- p £ e F: 
DiSON. (Read up.) piace. 



GREEN BAY TO 

PRAIRIE DU 

DHIEN. 



By Stage from 
GREEN BAY to 

Depere 

.Bridgeport > .. 
'Stockbridge . . 

Pequot 

[Calumet 



Tayheda 

FOND DULAO.. 

RosendaJe 

Green Lake 

Grand Prairie. 

Kingston 

Fort Winnebago. 

pekorah 

Hungary 

Prairie du Lac 

Arena 

Helena 

Dodge vi He 

Wingvilie 

Brooklyn 

Fort Crawford to. . . 
PRAIRIE D' C"N 



59 
63 

78 
90 
100 
104 
123 
133 
145 
163 
172 
184 
197 
214 
245 
252 
253 



PRAIRIE DU CHIEN n. 
TO GREEN BAY, ! P1 £ e 

(Read up.) j 

MADISON TO BE- 
LOIT. 



By Stage from 
MADISON to... 

Union , 

Osborne 

Warren 

Janesville 

Rock Vallev to. . 
BELOIT.. 



F rom ! BElOIT TO WAD!- p |r Jftf 

Beloit. SQNi (Read up.) 



, MADISONTO MINE- 
RAL POINT, 



Bv Stage from 

MADISON to 

Blue Mound 

Ridireway , 

Dodnreville to 

MINERAL FT. . 



From MINERAL POINT TO «** ^2 
Stat MADISON. Read up.) ri Ic, • 



From 
s-ja. 



From 

Gule- 


MINERAL POINT j ¥ ^ 
TO GALENA. «**• 


Mm -at 
Point 


44 
37 
32 


Bif S* n * e from 
MINERAL FT. to 

New Baltimore 

Willow Spring.... 




7 
5 



7 
12 



RACINE TO JANESVILLE. 



Ottorburn 

Picatonica Riv. ) 

Crossing . ... J 

Schutsburg 

White Oak Spring 

Buncomhe to 

GALENA 



GALENA TO 
MINERAL POINT, 

(Read up.) 



RACINE TO JANES- 
VILLE, 



Bi/ Stage from 

RACINE to 

Fountain 

Caledonia 

Yorkville 

Rochester 

Burlington 

Spring Prairie 

Elkhorn 

Delavan 

Darien 

Fairfield 

Emerald drove to. . 
JANESVILLE . . . 



JANESVILLE TO RA- 
CINE. (Read up.) 

JANESVILLE TO 
GALENA. 



Bij &agefrom 

JANESVILLE to. 

Bachelor's Grove 

Spring Yalley 

Decatur 

Monroe. , 

Wiota 

Gratiot's Grove 

Shulsburg 

White Oak Springs. 

Buncombe to 

GALENA 



? GALENA TO JANES 
VILLE. (Read up.) 



Place From 
Place. I ville. 



Prom 
Bcloit 


RACINE TO BE- 
LOIT. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Ra- 


67 


By Stage from 
RACINE to 




8 
5 
6 
6 
9 
10 
6 
3 
6 
8 





B9 




8 


*>4 




13 


48 




19 


49, 




?5 


33 




34 


?3 




44 


17 




50 


14 




f>3 


s 




f)P 





BELOIT 


fi7 






From 
B.loit 


BELOIT TO RACINE. 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 

ria.-- 


From 
Ra- 



From 

BelJit 


RACINE TO BELOIT. 
V/ISCONSIN. 


I'l.Kf 

to 

Place 

Place 
Piaco. 


Ra- 




Racine and Beloit R. 
RACINE, Wis 


















White River 












Klkhorn Prairie 


















Jefferson's Prairie.... 






Clinton Corners 






BELOIT 


m 








From 
Beloit 


BELOIT TO RACINE, 
i WIS, (Read up.)' 


From 
Ra- 



* New route, in progress. 
From Beloit. passengers may 
reach Galena, 111., and the Missis- 
sippi River via Roekford, 111.; thence 
by U.K., via Freeport, 111., to Galena. 



NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA. 



GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE 



NEW YORK, TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, WASHING 

TON, RICHMOND, WILMINGTON, MOBILE, 

NEW ORLEANS, &c. 



NEW YORK TO 
PHILADELPHIA. 



NEW YORK to... 
i Jersey City, ) 
> (by ferry) . . . \ 
Neic Jersey R. R. 

Newark 

Elizabethtown 

Rahway 

Matouchin 

New Brunswick.. 

JV. B. Sc Tren. R. R 

Dean's Pond. ...... 

Kingston 

Princeton 

Trenton 

Phil # Tren. R. R. 

South Trenton. . . 

Morrisville , 

Tullytown 

Bristol 

Tacony 

By Steamboat to 

PHILADELPHIA 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
NEW YORK. 

(Read up.) 



9 


40 


4 


44 


4 


48 


,0 


53 


1 


59 


1 


GO 


3 


63 


4 


67 



87 



Fare, $2 25 and $3. Time, 4£ Jirs. 

N. B. See Routes from N. York, 
and also Philadelphia. 

When the navigation of the De- 
laware is prevented by ice, then the 
tars arrive at, and depart from, the 
railroaddepot at Kensington, about 
2| miles from the Exchange. Om- 
nibuses convey passengers, and 
their baggage, from the depot to 



the principal hotels in the city, fo> 
13£ cents. 



NEW YORK TO PHI- 
LADELPHIA. VIA 
THE CAMDEN AND 
AMBOY R. R, 



By Si ea m boat from 
*NEWYORKto.. 
South Am boy..... 
Cam. St Amboy R.R. 

Spots wood 

West's Turnout 

HlGHTSTOWN 

Centreville 

Sandhills 

JBORDENTOWN 

{BURLINGTON 

Beverly 

Rancocas 

Camden 

Bn Frrrv to 
$PHILADELF'IA 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
NEW YORK. 
(Read up.) 



Fr&m 
New 
York. 




28 

38 

42 
49 
53 
58 
03 
71 

77 

89 

90 



Fare, $2 25 and $3. Time, 44; hrs 

* See Routes from New York. 

t A branch railroad extends from I 
Bordentown to Trenton, 7 miles,! 
uniting the two routes across New I 
Jersey. 

X The Mount Holly Branch d' I 
verges here, and runs to Moun ] 
Holly, 6 miles. 

§ See Routes from Philadelphia. 1 



NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA. 



NEWYORKTO PHI- 
LADELPHIA, VIA 
TRENTON AND 
BORDENTOWN. 



NEW YORK to 
i Jersey City, 
I (by ferry) 

New Jersey R. R. to 

Newark 

Elizabethtown .... 

Rahvvay 

Matouchin 

New Brunswick. . 

JV. B. & Tren. R. R. 

Dean's Pond 

Kingston 

Princeton 

Trenton 

Tren. Branch R. R. 

Bordentown 

Cam. 8c Jimhoy R. R. 

Burlington 

Beverly 

Rancooas 

Camden 

By Ferry to 

PHILADELPHIA 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
NEW YORK. 

(Read up.) 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
BALTIMORE. 



Philad'a, Wilming- 
ton, 8; Bait. R. R. 
PHILADEL. to.. 

Gray's Ferry 

Lazaretto 

Chester 

Marcus Hook 

Naaman's Creek. . . 

Wilmington 

Newport 

Stanton 

Newark 

Elkton 

8* 



Fare, $2 25 and §3. Time, 4| hr, 
* This is the route of the early 

morning line, leaving New York 

and Philadelphia. 
N. B. See Routes from New York, 

and also Philadelphia. 



46 
43 
38 
37 
28 
20 
10 
10 
3 



North-East 

Charlestown 

Cecil Depot. 

Havre de Grace. . 

Perryman'a 

(rimpowder 


6 
3 
5 
1 
9 
8 
4 
6 
7 
3 


51 
54 

59 
60 
69 

77 
81 


rflemmer's Run. .. . 


87 
94 


BALTIMORE.... 


97 


From 
Baltt-' 


BALTIMORE TO 
PHILADELPHIA, 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Fron» 
Pr.ila 
da. 


Farc, S3 00. Time, hours. 

N. B. See Routes from Philadel- 
phia, and also Baltimore. 


From 
Balti- 
more. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
BALTIMORE, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 
da. 


115 

100 

•101 

97 

93 

79 

62 

48 
28 
13 
3 



By Steamboat on the 
Delaware R. from 
PHILADEL. to.. 
Fort Mifflin 



9 
5 
4 
4 
14 

17 

14 
20 
15 
10 
3 



9 
14 
18 
22 
36 

53 

67 
87 
102 
112 
115 




Marcus Hook 

New Castle 

By the New Castle «.y 
Frenchtown R. R. to 

Frenchtown 

By Steamboat on 
Chesapeake Bay to 

Turkey Point 

Pool's Island 

North Point 

FortMcHenrv to. .. 
BALTIMORE ... 


, J BALTIMORE TO 
BE 1 PHILADELPHIA. 

more - 1 (Read up.) 


Place 
Pla e. 


From 
Phila 
da. 


F 

N. 
phi a 

N. 
rout* 

Bait! 
Coin 
althr 
touri 
be fo 


are, $3 00. Time, 5 
B. See Routes from 
and also Baltimore 
B. There is anothe 
> between Philadel 
more, by way of j 
mbia, and Fork, Pa. *] 
ugh not so direct, w 
st whose time is no 
und to possess far g 


hour 
Phil 

- rai 
phi a 
Lance 
'hisr 
ill, t 
t linn 
re ate 


adel- 

road 
and 
ister, 
oute, 
3 the 
ited, 
r at- 



BALTIMORE TO WASHINGTON, 



tractions, in the way of fine scenery. 
than those previously described. 
The distance is 153 miles. Fare, 
£5 00. 

Another route open to tourists, 
is from Philadelphia, by steamboat, 
down the Delaware river to Dela- 
ware City, 44 miles; thence through 
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 
16 miles ; thence across Chesapeake 
Bay to Baltimore. 56 miles. Total, 
116 miles. The chief feature of in- 
terest on this route, is the formida- 
ble excavation on the above canal, 
termed the " Deep Cut," which ex- 
tends six miles, and is, in its deep- 
est part, 70 feet from the top. A 
bridge of -235 feet span extends over 
the chasm, at an elevation of 90 
feet above the canal. 



From 
Wsh- 

in = 't'n. 


BALTIIViORE TO 

WASHINGTON, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Balti- 
more. 


40 
31 
30 
25 
22 
20 
19 
15 
12 


Wash. Branch R. R. 
BALTIMORE to. 

Relay House 

Elkridge Landing. . 

Jessup's Cut 

♦Annapolis June. . . 

Savage Factory 

Laurel Factory. •• . 
White Oak Bottom 
Heltsville 



9 
1 
5 
3 
o 

i 

4 
3 
2 
3 

7 




9 
10 
15 
18 
20 
21 
25 
23 
30 
33 
40 


10 



Paint Branch 

Bladensburg to.... 

WASHING-TON . 


From 
W'sh- 


WASHINGTON TO 
BALTIMORE. 
(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Balti- 
more. 



Fare, $1 25. Time, 2 hours. 

N. B. See Routes from Balti- 
more, and also Washington. 

* A branch road diverges hence 
to Annapolis. 

N. B. Passengers going south 
from Baltimore may avoid Wash- 
ington by taking the Chesapeake 
Bay route to Norfolk, Va., 196 
miles: thence, by the James River 
steamer, to City Point, S5 miles; 
thence, bv railroad, to Petersburg, 
Va., 12 miles. 

Or, from Norfolk, may go to 



W T eldon, N. C, as follows : by rail- 
road, to JVeicsom's Depot, 49 miles; 
by stage, to Careysburg, 26 miles; 
thence by railroad, to Weidon, 5 
miles, at which place the southern 
route is resumed. 

A steamboat runs between Bal- 
timore and Acquia Creek Landing, 
via the mouth of the Potomac and 
Piney Point, in connection with 
the Richmond and Fredericksburg 
and Richmond and Petersburg rail- 
roads. Through tickets by this 
line, as follows: from Baltimore to 
Fredericksburg, §3 00 ; Baltimore 
to Richmond, Va., $5 50 ; Baltimore 
to Petersburg, $o 00 : Baltimore to 
Charleston, S. C, $15 00. N. B. 
Meals and state-rooms extra. 



From 


WASHINGTON TO 


Place 


Frora 


mond- 


RICHMOND, VA, 


Place. 


ingr'a 




Bif Steamboat from 






131 


*WASH'GrTON to 








76 


Acquia Creek 

Richmd, Fred'sburg 
8c Potomac R. R. to 


55 


55 


62 


Fredericksburg. . 


14 


69 


50 


Guiriey's Depot 


12 


81 


39 


Milford Depot 


11 


92 


29 


Chesterfield 


10 


102 


23 




6 


103 


21 


Tavlorsville 


o 


110 


8 


Hunsrarv Station to 


13 


123 





RICHMOND...-. 


8 


131 




RICHMOND TO I PIace 


Wnm 


Rich- 


WASHINGTON, to 


W'sh- 


mond. 


(Read up.) 


Place. 


ingi'a. 



Fare from Washington to Fred- 
ericksburg, $2 75, and from Fred- 
ericksburg to Richmond. Va.. $-2 75. 
Total, $5' 50. Time, 9| hours. 

N. B. Steamboats run on James 
River, between Richmond and Xor-- 
folk, touching at City Point. From 
Norfolk, steamers run to Washing-' 
ton and Baltimore. 

* The route between Washing- 
ton and the railroad terminus, at 
Acquia Creek Landing. Va., is con- 
tinued by steamboat, on the Poto- 
mac, passing in view of Mt. Vernon. 



RICHMOND TO WELDON. 



t The Virginia Central Railroad, 
formerly the* Louisa Railroad, di- 
verges at tills point. 



5ff RICHMOND TO 
don. WELDON, N, C, 



\Rich.$ PeCsb'gR.R. 

85 RICHMOND to . 

72 Clover Hill 

69 Port Walthall 

03 Petersburg 

42 Stony Creek . . 

22 *HlCKSFORD 

5 Carevsburg, N.C. to 

WELDON 



Place 1 r m 
'lace. mond. 



don "| MOND. (Read up.) Place 



Fare, $4 00. Tune, 6| flours. 

* A railroad runs from Hicksford 
to Raleigh, N. C, via Gaston, 107 
miles. Fare, $4 50. 

Stages connect at Kicksford for 
p|aces in the vicinity. 



ft ;*' WELDON TO WIL- 
"' MINGTON, N.C. 



j 62 

155 

144 

134 

125 

115 

108 

102 

95 

85 

75 

03 

55 

47 

38 

30 

23 

15 

10 





Wilmington $ Wei- 
don R. R. 

WELDON to 

Halifax 

Enfield 

Battles 

Rocky Mount 

Joyner's 

Tossnot 

Barden's 

Xahanta 

Goldsboro' 

Dudley 

Faison's 

Warsaw 

Strickland 

Teachey's 

Washington 

Bengaw 

Rocky Point 

North- East to 

WILMINGTON 



WILMINGTON TO pl t a ce 
m-iou WELDON, {Read up.) pi« 



»5J" WILMINGTON, N.C. 
TO AUGUSTA. GA 



Via Wdmingi 
Manchester R.R. 

WILMINGTON to 

WhiU'sviile 

Fair Bluff 

Marion. S. C 

Mar's Bluff 

Florence 

Sumpterville 

Manchester 

f Wateree (Cam- ) 
den Junction) i 

tKingsville Juuc 

Columbia Br. R.R. 

FortMotte 

Lewisville Dep 

Orangeyille 

\ Branchville 

S. Carolina R. R. 

Midway 

"raham's 

Blackville 

Williston 

Windsor 

Aiken 

Graniteville 

Hamburg; 

AUGUSTA. Ga 



AUGUSTA, GA.,T0 

WILMINGTON, N. C. 

(Read up.) 



Place 
Place. 



44 

63 

86 
101 
110 
146 
156 

162 

171 

177 
184 
195 
212 

222 
231 
240 
249 
257 
270 
276 
285 
286 



Fare. $5 00. Time, about 12 hours. 



* From Florence diverges the Dar- 
lington and Cheraw R.R., in pro- 
gress to Cheraw, S. C, and in a 
southerly direction to Charleston. 

t Camden Branch R.R. connects 
here ; it runs to Camden, S. C, 
about 34 miles. 

% Coluv.ibia Branch R. R. connects 
here; it runs to Charleston, S. G, 
about 25 miles. 

$ Connection with the South Caro- 
lina R. R., over which passengers 
may reach Charleston, S. C., 63 miles 
distant. 

jjFrorn Augusta the Waynesboro' 
R.R. is in progress, connecting the 
Georgia R.R. with the Georgia Cen- 
tral R.R., thereby forming a rail- 
road connection with Savannah. Ga. 



92 



AUGUSTA TO ATLANTA, 



171 

160 
150 
142 
133 
124 
114 
10(5 
95 
87 
67 
51 
41 
30 
24 
15 
6 




AUGUSTA, GA„ TO P1 t a ce F ™ m 

ATLANTA. Place, gusta. 



Ocoro-ia R. R. 
AUGUSTA to.... 

Bell Air 

Berzelia 

Dearing 

Thomson 

Camak 

Gumming 

Crawfordville 

t'Jnion Point 

Greensboro' 

Madison . .. . 

Social Gircle 

Covington 

Con vers' 

Lithonia 

Stone Mountain. . . 

Decatur to 

ATLANTA 



ATLANTA TO AU- P1 t a ce 

GUSTA. (Rcadup.) Place. 



Fare, $5 00. Time, 12 hours. 

* The Camak Branch Railroad 
runs to Warrenton, 4 miles. Stages 
leave the latter place for Sparta, 
(fare, $2 00,) and Milled geville, 
capital of Georgia, 54 miles, (§3 00,) 
and Macon, 84 miles. Fare, $5 50. 

f The Athens Branch Railroad 
unites at this point with the Geor- 
gia Railroad; distance 40 miles. 
Fare, $1 20. 



JSJ ATLANTA, GA„ TOlfyBT 
go-ry. MONTGOMERY, AL. p;ace. 



175 
169 
157 
150 
135 
122 
105 



Lagrange R. R. 
ATLANTA to.. 

Junction 

Fairburn . . . 

Palmetto 

Xewnan 

Cornish 

La Grange 

West Point. Ala 

Montgomery 8f JVest 

Point R. R. 

Opelicg 

lAubrin 



47 
40 
35 




13 

5 

24 

n 


log 


Choctaw *.. 


135 
140 


11 



Tippecanoe to 

MONTGOMERY 


164 
175 


From 
Mont- 
go'ry. 


MONTGOMERY TO 
ATLANTA. 
{Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 

Atlaa' 

ta. 



Fare, $6 00. Time, 9 hours. 



^♦MONTGOMERY TO Mace 

MOBILE. 



By Steamboat^^ 
MONTGOM'Y to 

Washington 

Lowndesport 

Vernon 

Millers Ferry 

Benton. . 

Selma 

Cahawba 

Portland 

Bridgeport 

Canton 

Prairie Bluff. 

Black Bluff Land'g. 
Bell's Landing. . .7. 

Claiborne 

Gosport 

Oliver's Ferry 

French's Landing. . 
James' Landing. . . 
Tombijjbee River. . 
Fort St. Philip to.. 
MOBILE 



From MOBILE TO MONT", Place 

GOMERY. L° ce 
{Read up.) 



From 
Mont 
fio'ry. 




12 

22 

31 
40 
54 

82 

9$ 

121 
138 
142 
152 
176 
196 
218 
225 
233 
242 
248 
287 
310 
331 



bile. 



Fare, $3 00. Time, from 40 to 
48 hours. 

N. B. See Routes from Montgo- 
mery and Mobile. 

* There are two modes of convey- 
ance between the above places, 
the first by a regular line of li-jlit 
draught steamers, on the Alabama 
and Mobile rivers; the other is by 
a line of daily mail coaches, with 
extras for 20 passengers. We give 



MONTGOMERY TO MOBILE. 



here the routes respectively, leav- 
ing the selection to the individuals 

concerned. 



F ™' n MONTGOMERY TO 
MOBILE. 



197 
184 
173 
168 
lti3 
151 
125 
107 
83 
65 
30 
14 




From 
Mo- 
bile. 



By Stage from 
MONTG-OM'Y to 

Pintlala 

Hickory Grove.... 

Sandy Ridge 

Kirkville 

Greenville 

Activity 

Buriucorn 

Claiborne 

Mt. Pleasant 

Stockton 

Btakelv to 

MOBILE 



MOBILE TO MONT- 
GOMERY. 

(Read up.) 



Fare, §10 00. Time, about 40 hours. 



£ r0 o m MOBILE TO NEW 


Place 


From 


leans. 


ORLEANS. 


Place. 


bile. 




By Steamboat from 






16(5 


MOBILE to 








139 


Cedar Point, Ala. . 


30 


30 


124 


Portersville 


12 


42 


111 


Pascagoula, Miss.. 


13 


55 


83 


Mississippi City. .. 


28 


83 


72 


Cat Island. 


11 


04 


61 


East Marianne. .. . 


11 


105 


5!) 


West Marianne. .. . 


5 


110 


51 


St. Joseph's Island. 


5 


115 


47 


Grand Island 


4 


119 


38 


Lake Borgne 


9 


128 


27 


Fort CoquiHes 


11 


139 


20 


Point Aux Herbes. 


7 . 


146 


5 


j Lakeport (on L. ) 


15 


161 




\ Pontchartrain \ 




By Railroad to 









*NEW ORLEANS 5 166 


From 


NEW ORLEANS TO Place From 


N. Or- 
leans. 


MOBILE. {Read up.) ^ '{Jo- 



Fare, $5 00. Time, 18 hours. 
* See Routes from New Orleans. 



CONTINUATION OF 
ROUTES FROM NEW YORK. 



Fro J NEW YORK TO 
wl SCRANTON AND 
bM1 * WILKESBARRE. PA, 



New Tori- d: Erie R 

NEW YORK to 

Jersey City, N. J 

Paterson 

Suffernsj N. Y 

Ramapo 

Sloatsbarg 

Greenwood 

Turner's 

Monroe 

Xewburg Br. June... 

Chester 

GOSHEN 

Middletown 

Otisville 

PT. JERVIS, (Del.) 

Xarrowsburg.... 

Hancock 

Deposit 

G-R'T BEND, Pa. 

Lackawanna and 

Western R. R. 

Xew Milford 

Montrose 

Hopbottom 

Tunkhannock 

Abington 

SCRANTON 

Plank Road to 

PITTSTON 

WILKESBARRE. 



From WILKESBARRE AND 

K SCRANTON, PA., TO 

iN.YORK. {Read up.) 



NEW YORK TO 

SCRANTONVIADEL 

WATER GAP. 



Via Morris and Es- 
sex R.R. 
NEW YORK to.... 

Newark, N. J 

Dover 

Hackettstown 

\ DEL. WATER 1 
&AP ) 




1 
17 
33 
34 



48 

50 

55 

56 

60 

64 

76 

89 

123 

164. 

177 

200 



206 
213 
220 

227 
240 
250 

258 
267 



From 
Place. York. 





9 

43 

62 

82 



NEW YORK TO MAUCH CHUNK. 





Cobb's Gap B. B. (In 

progress.) 
SCRANTON, Pa.... 


45 

Place 
Place. 


127 


From 
Scran 


SCRANTONTO NEW 
YORK VIA DEL. 
WATER GAP. 

(Bead up.) 


From 
New 

York. 


From 
Ma'ch 
Chu'k 


NEW YORK TO 

EASTON AND 

MAUCH CHUNK, PA. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
New 
York. 


122 
110 

ins 


By Steamboat from 

NEW YORK to 

Elizabethport. N. J... 
Via N. J. Central B. 
Elizabethtown 



12 

2 
7 
3 
2 
3 
4 
4 
1 
5 
4 
4 
3 
4 
2 
3 
2 
3 
3 
3 
1 

12 
6 

17 
5 
3 
4 

Plnce 

to 
Place. 




12 

14 


101 


Westfield 


21 


98 


Scotch Plains 


24 


9fi 




26 


93 

89 


New Market 


29 


85 
84 


SOMERVILLE 


37 

38 


79 




43 


75 




47 


71 




51 


68 


CLINTON 


54 


64 




58 


m 




60 


59 




63 


57 




65 


54 




68 


51 




71 


48 




74 


47 


EASTON, Pa 


75 


35 
29 


Lehigh Valley B.B. 

BETHLEHEM 

ALLENTOWN 


87 
93 
110 






115 


4 




1T8 





MAUCH CHUNK. 


122 


From 

Maxh 
Chu'k 


MAUCH CHUNK TO 
NEW YORK. 
(Bead up.) 


From 
New- 
York. 



* At Phillipsburg connects with 
the Belvidere Delaware R. R., lead- 
ing to Trenton and Philadelphia ; 
also to Belvidere, N. J. ; and Dela- 
ware Wata* Gap. 



From 
Wil- 
liams- 
port. 


NEW YORK TO 
WILLIAMSP'T, PA., 
VIA EASTON. PA. 


Place 
Place 


118 

18 

12 
35 
9 
16 

27 

Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
New 

York. 


235 
117 

99 


NEW YORK to..,.. 
i Lehighton, Pa. ) 
< (See previous > 

f route.) ) 

Brandi Bailroad to 
TAMAQUA.... 




118 

136 


87 


Via Catawissa B.B. 


14S 


52 

43 


CATAWISSA 


183 


27 


.Milton 


^08 





* WILLI AMSP J T.. 


235 


From 
Wil- 

port. 


WILLIAMSP'T, PA.. 
TO NEW YORK, VIA 
EASTON. (Bead up.) 


From 
New 
York. 



* Williamsport to Elmira, N. Y., 
via Williamsport and Elmira R. R., 
lb miles. 

N.B. Williamsport, Pa., may be 
reached from ISew York via the 
Erie R. R. to Elmira, thence to Wil- 
liamsport, and return to New York 
by the route above described, form- 
ing a complete circuit. 



SS 



NEW YORK TO 
POTTSVILLE &- SUN- 
BURY, PA., VIA 
EASTON. 

NEW YORK to 

I All en to wn, Pa. } 
{ (See page 94.).. \ 

J uburn & Allen? n B. 

Auburn. 

Beading B. B. 

Schuylkill Haven 

POTTSVILLE 

Phil'a. d Sunbury B. 

~hamokin 

SUNBURY 



SUNBURY TO NEW n»« 
YORK VIA POTTS- 
VILLE. (Bead up.) j* lace 



From 
York. 



130 

138 
153 



NEW YORK TO DELAWARE WATER GAP, 



95 



From 
Del. 

WaFi 
Gap. 


NEW YORK TO DO- 
VER, N.J. , AND DEL, 
WATER GAP. 


Place 

Flare 



1 

8 

4 

6 

3 

3 

2 

4 

2 
10 
10 

3 

6 

Place 
Place 


From 
N ew 

York. 



1 

9 
13 
19 
22 
25 
27 
31 
33 
43 
53 
56 
62 

New 

York . 




Via Morris & Essex R. 

NEW YORK to 

Jersey City (by ferry) 




















Madison 

MORRISTOWN... 




DOVER 
















In progress to the 
D. WATER GAP- 


From 
D.W. 
Gap. 


DEL. WATER GAP 
TO NEW YORK. 


The above Route will connect, a 
short distance north of the Delaware 
"Water Gap, with the Cobb's Gap R., 
which will join the Lackawanna d 
Western R.R. at Scranton ; this road 
intersects the N.Y. and Erie R.R. 
at Great Bend. 


From 
C.Vin 
cent. 


NEW YORK TO CAPE 
VINCENT, N.Y., 
{Late Ontario.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
New 

York. 


350 
206 

111 


Via Hudson River R. 

NEW YORK to 

Albany. (See p. 53-4.) 
N. T. Central R. R. 
UTIOA 




144 

95 
14 

28 
26 
18 
25 



144 

239 
253 

2S1 

307 
325 
350 


97 




6P 


Watertown dRome R 


43 
25 



* Pierrepont Manor.. 
WATERTOWN.... 
CAPE VINCENT- 


From 

' •■' : 

cent. 


CAPE VINCENT TO 
NEW YORK, 


Place 
Place 


From 

New 

York. 


* 1 

Harl 


^ierrepont Manor to 
bor, N.Y., IS miles 


SacL 


ett's 



431 
216 



173 
136 



NEW YORK TO CAPE rhlce 
VINCENT. 



Via Brie R. R. 

NEW YORK to 

| Binghamton. "I 
) (See page 48.) J 

Syrac'e d Bin (j^ ton R 

Cortland 

SYRACUSE 

N.Y. Central R. R. 

Rome, N. Y 

Wtdertoivn d-RnmeR 
S C. VINCENT. I 
\ Seeprev'sKOute. j 



*™ CAPE VINCENT TO 
NEW YORK. 



43 




215 



258 
295 



334 
431 



e From 

New 

i. Yoxfc. 



[NEW YORK TO THEi p fi ce Sew 1 
* WHITE MOUNT'NS. - p iace. York. 



389 
274 

208 

163 
129 
96 
7S 
36 
16 



NEW YORK to, 

Allyn's Pt. (by st'b't) 
I Worcester. Mass. j 
( (by Railroad.). \ 

Nashua, X. II 

Concord 

* Weir's 

Plymouth 

Wells River 

f Littleton 

By Stage. 

FLUME HOUSE 



g»!» WHITE MOUNTAINS »« ^m 
5t TO NEW YORK. (p£e. IS 



o 

115 

181 

226 
260 
293 
311 
353 
373 



allies. 

* From Weir's to Centre Har- 
bor, (by steamboat) 10 

Centre Harbor to Conway (stage) 30 
Conway to Crawford's (stage)... 24 
Crawford's to Flume House " 31 
Crawford's to Profile House " 36 
f Littleton to Flume House " 16 
Littleton to Profile House " 10 
Littleton to Crawford's " 22 

N. York to Crawford House, about 
16 hours. 

Fare to Littleton, N. H., base of 
the White Mountains. $7 40. 

New Tori: to White Mountains, via 
Hartford, Springfield. Bellows' Falls, 
Wells River, to Littleton, by R. R.; 
thence to White Mt. Notch by stage. 



96 



ROUTES FROM PHILADELPHIA, 



179 
59 



I NEW YORK TO l T 

HARRISBURG, PA„ 

VIA EASTON, 



Place. York. 



NEW YORK to.... 

i Auburn. Pa. ) 

< (See previous \ 

( route.) ) 

Via Dauphin and 
SusqutJtanna R. R. 

Pine Grove 

Rausch Gap 

Cold Spring : 

Yellow Springs....... 

Dauphin. ..*-. 

* June. Penn'a R. R. 

t HARRISBURG-. 



12) 



HARRISBURG TO 
N, YORK VIA EAS- 
TON. [Read up.) 



* The Pennsylvania R. R. extends 
to Pittsburg. 244 miles, where it con- 
nects with the Ohio and Pennsylva- 
nia E. R. The above route between 
New York and Pittsburg forms the 
shortest route to the west, being 
nearly an " air line." 

f At Harrisburg connects with 
the route to Philadelphia; also to 
Baltimore and Washington; also, 
by the Cumberland Yalley R. R., to 
Carlisle, Chambersburg, £c. 



ROUTES FROM PHILADE LPHI A 8 

The following are the principal railroad routes diverging from Philadelphia; 
the traveller will refer to each respectively, as may be required. 



PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD, &c- Leave from foot of 
Walnut street. — This route leads the traveller to Bristol. Trenton, Prince- 
ton. Xew Brunswick, Newark, and New York. The Belvidere Delaware 
R. R. branches off at Trenton, and leads to Easton, Pa., Belvidere, Ac 
See page 88. 

CAMDEN AND AIV1B0Y RAILROAD.— Leave Philadelphia, by ferry, to 
Camden. — It leads to Burlington. Bordentown, Hightstown, South Am- 
boy, and Xew York. Trenton Branch Railroad runs from Bordentown to 
Trenton, and the Mount Holly Branch Railroad from Burlington to Mount 
Holly. See page 88. 

C0LUM3IA AND PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROADS.-^i>^ Ele- 
venth awl Market Streets. — This route leads to A\ est Chester. Lancaster, 
Columbia. Harrisburg. Millerstown. Lewistown. Huntingdon, HoIJidays- 
bur:r. Johnstown. Pittsburg, Cleveland, Massillon, Wooster, Columbus, 
Cincinnati. A:c. 

At Columbia it unites with the York and Wrightsville Railroad, run- 
ning to Baltimore. At Harrisburg, with the Cumberland Yalley Railroad, 
leading to Carlisle, Carlisle Springs, Chambersburg, Hagerstown, Bedford 
Springs, &c. See page 101. 

READING RAILROAD.— Depot corner Broad and Vine Streets.— This route 



HACKNEY COACH FARES IN PHILADELPHIA. 97 

leads to Reading, Pottsville, and Sunbury; also to Tamaqua, Catawissa, 
Danville, Williamsport, Elinira, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls. See p. 104. 

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAI LRO AD, -City De- 
pot Liurari/ Street, back of the Custom Hume. — Leads to W ilmington, Havre 
de Grace, Baltimore, Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond, Charles- 
ton. Savannah, Montgomery, Mobile, and New Orleans. Also to Frederick, 
Harper's Ferry, Cumberland, and the West. See page 89. 

NORRISTOWN RAILROAD— Depot Ninth and Green Streets— Runs to 
Manayunk and Noiristown, 17 miles. GERMANTOWN RAILROAD.— Cars 
leave from foregoing depot, aud run to Gerniantown, 6 m. from Philad'a. 

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAI LRO AD. -#«po< Front and Willow Streets.- 
This route leads to Doylestown. Bethlehem, and Easton ; and, when com- 
pleted, will connect Philadelphia with Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, and 
Towanda, Pa., and Waverly, on the New York and Erie R.R. See p. 107. 

WEST CHESTER DIRECT RAILROAD —Depot Market Street near Seven- 
teenth. — Leads to Media and West Chester, Pa. See page 109. 

CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD — Depot Ninth and Green Streets.— Runs 
from Noiristown to Downiugtown, Pa. See page 108. 

CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD— ^rry from Vine Street to Cam- 
den. — Runs to the Atlantic Ocean via Haddonfield and Absecom. Page 113. 

WEST JERSEY RAILROAD— When completedr-Will run from Camden 
to Cape Island, N.J. 

STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD LINE FOR BALTIMORE— A steamboat 
leaves from the foot of Dock Street, every afternoon, for New Castle. See 
route, page 89. 

STEAMBOATS leave Philadelphia for Burlington. Bristol, Trenton, Ches- 
ter, Wilmington, Salem, Bridgeton, Marcus Hook, and for Cape May, 
during the season. 

A line of steamboats run between Philadelphia and New York, touching 
at Cape May. Fare to New York $2, and to Cape May. $1. 

Ferry-boats -run to Camden, Tacony, Gloucester, Red Bank, &c. 



HACKNEY COACH FARES IN PHILADELPHIA. 

ACCORDING TO AN ORDINANCE, APPROVED MAT 10, 1855. 

Fare. — The prices or rates of fare to be taken by, or paid to the owners or 
drivers of hackney carriages, for the conveyance of passengers, shall be as 
follows, to wit: — For convejdng a passenger any distance, not exceeding 
one mile, 50 cents; and for every additional passenger, 25 cent* For con- 
veying a passenger any distance more than a mile, and not exceeding two 
miles, 75 cents; and for every additional passenger, 25 cents. For con- 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &o.' 

veying a passenger any distance over two miles, for every such additional 
mile, or part of a mile, the sum of 25 cents, in addition to the sum of 75 
cents for the first two miles; and for every additional passenger. 25 cents. 
For the use of a hackney carriage hy the hour, with one or more passen- 
gers, with the privilege of going from place to place, and stopping as often 
as- may be required, $1 per hour. In all cases, where the hiring of a hack- 
ney carriage is not, at the time, specified to be by the hour, it shall be 
deemed to be by the mile; but in case the distance shall be more than 
four miles, the rate to be charged for each additional mile shall be 12£ 
cents for each passenger, as herein provided. For children between two 
and fourteen years of age, half price is only to be charged: and for chil- 
dren under two years of age, no charge is to be made. 

Baggage. — Every driver or owner of a hackney carriage shall carry, 
transport and convey in and upon his carriage, in addition to the persons 
therein, one trunk, valise, saddle-bag, carpet-bag, portmanteau, or box, 
if requested so to do, for each passenger, without charge or compensation 
therefor; but for every trunk, or other such articles above named, more 
than one for each passenger, he shall be entitled to demand and receive 
the sum of 6 cents. 

Fines. — If any owner, driver, or person having charge of any such car- 
riage, shall ask or demand any greater sum than he may be entitled to 
demand, as herein set, forth, he shall forfeit all claim for compensation 
for the services for which such greater sum shall have been demanded; 
and if such owner, driver, or person, as aforesaid, shall receive, upon such 
demand, any greater sum than he may be entitled to demand and receive, 
as herein set forth — or if such owner, driver, or person, shall offer for em- 
ployment any carriage within which the card containing the registered 
number of such carriage, the name and residence of the owner thereof, 
&c, is not placed, he shall forfeit and pay, for each and every such 
offence, the sum of $5. 

Distances.— Chestnut Street, south to Prime Street, about one mile. 

Chestnut Street, north to Brown Street, about one mile. 

Delaware River to Twelfth Street, about one mile. 

" Schuylkill River, about two miles. 

Camden and Amboy Depot, Walnut Street, to Trenton Depot, about 
two miles. 

Camden and Amboy Depot, Walnut Street, to Baltimore Depot, Broad 
and Prime Streets, two miles. 

Omnibuses leave the Exchange every few minutes for the various parts 
of the city, Fairmount, Girard ColLege, &c. 



A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES, FARES, &c, FROM 
PHILADELPHIA TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT 
PLACES IN THE UNION. 

The following table will show, at a glance, the distance, expense, and 
time occupied, in travelling from Philadelphia to the most prominent 
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate of 
fares when travelling in steamboats, upon Lakes or Rivers, as those 
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which 
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be ob« 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &c. 



99 



tained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near enough 
to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given is that which 
is actually occupied in passing from one point to another; the detentions 
between each route are not taken into consideration, as these the tra- 
veller must determine for himself. The distances, are generally given by 
the shortest routes. 



Names of Placi 



Miles. Hours Fare 



PHILAD'A to Albany, N.Y., via Hudson Hirer R.R. 

" Augusta, Ga., via Wilmington and Man- 
chester R.K 

" Baltimore. Md 

" Bellkfontaine, Ohio, via Pittsburg 

" Boston, via New York and Springfield 

" Brattleboro', Yt., via New Haven and 
Springfield 

" Buffalo, N.Y., via Catawissa and Elmira, 

" Canandaigua, N.Y., via " " 

" Charleston, S.C., via R.R. route 

" Chicago, 111., via Pittsburg and Cleveland 

" Chicago, 111., via Catawissa, Niagara and 
Canada , 

" Chicago. 111., via Indianapolis 

" Cincinnati. Ohio, via Pittsburg, Crestline 
and Columbus 

" Cincinnati, Ohio, via Pittsburg and Ohio 
River 

" Cleveland, Ohio, via Pennsylvania R. R, 

" Columbus, Ohio, via Pittsburg 

" Dayton, Ohio, via Pittsburg and Crestline 

" Detroit, via Pittsburg, Cleveland and 
Lake Erie 

" Detroit, via Catawissa, Niagara and Can 

" Elmira, N.Y., via Catawissa. Pa 

" Port Wayne, la., via Pittsburg, Pa., and 

Lima, Ohio 

- « Galena, 111., via Cleveland 

" Hartford, Ct., via New Haven 

" Harrisburg, Pa , 

" Indianapolis, Ia.,via Pittsburg and Belle- 
fontaine 

" La Payette, la., via Pittsburg and In- 
dianapolis 

" Louisville, Ky., via Pittsburg and Cin- 
cinnati 

" Louisville, Ky., via Pittsburg and In 
dianapolis 

" Louisville, Ky., via Pittsburg and Ohio 
River 

" Lowell, Mass., via R.R 

" Memphis, Tenn., via Pittsburg, Cincinnati 
and Ohio River 

" Memphis, Tenn., via seaboard and Georgia 

R.R. route 1393 



1'x, 
9! 
609 
323 

285 
430 
344 

81 
847 

1044 
961 

720 

SCO 
492 
600 



841' 



100 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &c. 



Names of Places. 



PHILAD'A to Milwaukee, via Pittsburg, Cleveland and 

Chicago 

" Mobile, Ala., via Wilmington, N. C, and 

Georgia R.R 1336 

" Montgomery, Ala 1139 

" Montreal, Canada, via R. R 490 

" Natchez, Miss., via Cincinnati, and Ohio 

River 1989 

" New Bedford, Mass., via L. Island Sound. 321 

" New Haven, Ct., via New York 163 

" New Orleans, La., via Cincinnati, Ohio 

and Mississippi Rivers 2268 

" New Orleans, La.,via Southern Routes... 1502 

" Newport, R. I., via Long Island Sound... 252 

(i New York. 

u Niagara Falls, via Catawissa 443 

a Pittsburg, via Pennsylvania R. R 35i 

" Pottsville, Pa., via Reading R. R..... 9; 

" Providence, R.I., via Long Island Sound 275 

" Richmond, Va., via Baltimore...., 26' 

" Rochester, N.Y.,via Catawissa and Elmira 373 

" Rock Island, 111., via Cleveland 1028 

" Saratoga Springs, via Hudson River R.. 270 

" Savannah, Ga., via R. R. route 929 

" Springfield, Mass,, via Hartford 225 

" St. Louis, Mo., via Pittsburg and In- 
dianapolis 1022 

u St. Louis, Mo., via Cleveland and Chicago 1132 

" St, Louis, via Pittsburg, Cincinnati and 

Ohio River 1 

( " St. Paul, Min., via Cleveland, Chicago, 

and Mississippi River 1368 

" Toledo. Ohio, via Pittsburg and ClevePd. 604 

" Yicksburg, Miss., via Cincinnati and Ohio 

River 1873 

" Virginia Springs, via Washington and 

Staunton 392 

" Yirginia Springs, via Baltimore and 

Harper's Ferry 412 

" Washington, D. C 131 

" Wheeling, Va., via Pittsburg and Ohio 

River 44' 

" White Mountains, N. H. (Littleton, foot 

of the Mountains) 402 

" Williamsport, Pa., via Catawissa 197 

" Wilmington, N. C, via Washington 515 

" Worcester, Mass., via New Haven and 

Hartford, Ct 27? 

" Wooster, Ohio, via Pittsburg: 4S' 



Hours 


Fare. 


42 


20 75 


109 


49 00 


69i 


39 00 


18} 


13 50 


155 


30 CO 


18 


7 35 


8£ 


4 50 


178 


31 00 


127 


54 00 


14* 


6 00 


4* 


3 00 


15 


10 00 


13 


9 00 


H 


2 75 


15* 


6 00 


15 


9 75 


121 


8 60 


42 


25 00 


12* 


6 50 


50 


25 00 


iii 


6 25 


42 


28 00 


49* 


28 00 


97 


23 00 


70 


30 00 


23 


14 75 


148 


29 00 


30 


1?25 


57 


16 25 


H 


4 25 


21 


9 50 


18 


10 50 


8 


5 90 


27 


18 75 


13| 


6 50 


10 


11 25 



PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG. 



101 



From 
Pitts- 
burg- 



PHILADELPHIA TO 

HARRISBURG AND 

PITTSBURG. VIA 

PENN'A. R.R, 

Via Columbia R. R. 

PHILAD'A to 

Hestonville 

White Hall 

Morgan's Corner 

Eagle 

Paoli 

Steamboat 

Oakland 

* Downingtown 

Coatsville 

Parksburg 

Penningtonville 

Gap ,.. 

lunger's 

Lemonplaee 

Bird in Hand 

LANCASTER 

f Dillerville 

Harrisburg and Lan- 
caster R. R. 

Landisville 

Mount Joy 

Elizabeth town 

Middletown 

Hi^hspire 

% HARRISBURG... 

Pennsylvania R. R. 

Rockville 

Cove 

Duncannon 

Aqueduct 

Bailey's 

Newport 

Millerstown 

Thompsontown 

Mexico 

Perryville 

Mifflin 

LEWISTOWN 

Anderson 

McYeytown 

Manayunk 

Xewton Hamilton.... 

Mount Union 

Mapleton 

Mill Creek 

I HUNTING-DON.. . 

Petersburg 

Barre 

Spruce Creek 

9* 



Tlace 

l'lur 



135 


Birmingham 


4 
3 

4 
2 
9 

5 
6 
3 
3 

5 

2 

3 

3 

6 

3 

8 

4 

5 

3 

5 

3 

4 

5 

2 

8 

2 

5 

2 

5 

5 

5 • 

2 

5 

Place 
Place 


218 


132 


|| Tyrone 


m 


128 


Tipton's 


225 


126 


Fostoria 


22T 


117 


Altoona 


236 


112 
106 


(Ifc>LLIDAYSr>URG) 

Kittaning Point 

Galletzin 


241 
247 


103 


Cresson 


2S0 


100 


Zilly's 


2ft3 


95 


Portage 


258 


93 




?,m 


90 


Summerhill 


?M 


87 


Viaduct 


266 


81 




272 


78 
70 


JOHNSTOWN 

Nineveh 


275 
283 


66 




387 


61 


Lockport 


292 


58 


Bolivar 


295 


53 
50 


Blairsville Junction.. 
Hillside 


300 
303 


46 




307 


41 


Latrobe , 


312 


39 


Beatv's 


314 


31 

29 


GREENSBURG.... 
Kadebaugh's 


322 
324 


24 


Manor 


329 


22 




331 


17 




336 


1? 




341 


7 




346 


5 




348 





PITTSBURG 


353 








From 
Pitts- 
burg. 


PITTSBURG TO PHI- 
LADELPHIA. 
(Read up.) 


From 
Phila- 
del- 
phia. 



Note. — *The Chester YaUey RR. 
connects at Downingtown, Pa., 32 
miles from Philadelphia. This road, 
in connection with the Philadelphia, 
Germantown and Norristown R.R., 
forms a new outlet to the city of 
Philadelphia, and also unites the 
Columbia R. R. with that of the 
Reading R. R., near Norristown. 

f At Dillerville, two miles from 
Lancaster, Pa., is the Harrisburg 
and Lancaster R. R. junction, the 
Columbia R.R. being continued to 
the Susquehanna River, at Colum- 
bia, 12 miles. From Columbia the 
Branch R. R., 18 miles, runs up the 
east bank of the Susquehanna, to 



102 



PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG. 



the intersection of the Harrisburg 
R. R. From Columbia the R.R. is 
continued across the Susquehanna, 
running to York, Pa., and thence to 
Baltimore. 

X From Harrisburg diverges the 
Dauphin and Susquehanna R. R., 
connecting with the Pottsville R. R. 
at Auburn, 59 miles distant; from 
thence passengers may reach Phila- 
delphia via the Reading R.R.; or 
the city of New York via Allentown 
and Easton, Pa., and the New Jersey 
Central R.R.; or may reach any 
place in the Schuylkill or the Lu- 
zerne coal regions. 

Passengers coming over the Penn- 
sylvania R.R. from the West, intend- 
ing to visit Baltimore or Washing- 
ton, will stop at Harrisburg, taking 
there the Baltimore and Susqehanna 
It. R. via York, Pa., 83 miles. 

The Cumberland Valley R. R. also 
diverges from Harrisburg, via Car- 
lisle and Chambersburg, Pa., to Ha- 
gerstown,Md. From the latter place 
stages will convey passengers to Fre- 
derick, Md., from which a connection 
is had with the Baltimore and Ohio 
R.R. 

§ The Huntingdon and Broad Top 
R. R. connects with the Pennsylva- 
nia R. R. here. It is a road of some 
importance, as over it will pass large 
quantities of the semi-bituminous 
coal in which the Broad Top Moun- 
tain region abounds. 

It will also, on its completion, 
form, in connection with the Penn- 
sylvania R. R., a most agreeable 
route to the celebrated Bedford 
Springs of Pennsylvania. 

|| At or near Tyrone other roads, 
already surveyed, will, in time, con- 
nect with the Pennsylvania R.R., 
viz., the Philadelphia and Erie R. R., 
which will run, via Clearfield, Pa., 
to Ridgway, a point of some im- 
portance on the Sunbury and Erie 
R.R.; this road will unite the eastern 
half of the great artery of Pennsyl- 
vania with the harbor of Erie. 

The proposed Penn's Valley R. R., 
from Tyrone, via Sunbury, Potts- 
ville and Easton, Pa., forms nearly 



an " air-line'' from the city of New 
York to the great West. 

From Altoona runs the Branch 
R. R. to Duncansviile, near Holli- 
daysburg, connecting with the Port- 
age R. R. 

At Blairsville Junction, the Blairs- 
ville Branch R. R. joins the Penn- 
sylvania R. R.: here, also, the con- 
nection is formed with the North- 
western and Clevel'd and Mahoning 
R. R. and Pennsylvania R. R. 

The Hempficld R. R. is a prolon- 
gation of the Pennsylvania R.R. 
from Greensburg. Pa., to the Ohio 
River, at Wheeling; here it will 
connect with the Central Ohio R. R., 
and the Marietta and Cincinnati 
R. R., and the Cleveland and Wells- 
ville R. R. These roads connect with 
all the routes in the West, North- 
west and South-west. 

The Pittsburg and Steubenville 
R.R. forms a continuation of the 
Pennsylvania R.R. from Pittsburg 
to Steubenville, uniting there with 
the Western railroads. 

N. B. See Routes from Pittsburg, 
page 115. 

Pittsburg to Chicago. (See page 
126.) 

Pittsburg to Indianapolis. (See 
page 123.) 

Pittsburg to Cincinnati. (See 
page 125.) 

Pittsburg to St. Louis, via Indian- 
apolis, 663 miles. 

Remarks. — The Passenger Station 
of the Pennsylvania R. R. is on the 
S.E. corner of Eleventh and Market 
Streets, the entrance being on Ele- 
venth Street. Passengers are par- 
ticularly requested to purchase their 
tickets before taking seats in the 
cars, otherwise an additional charge 
is imposed upon them. Through 
tickets can be purchased for most of 
the prominent places in the West 
connected by railroad. 

The cars running^on the Pennsyl- 
vania R.R. are not surpassed, for 
comfort and convenience, by those 
on any other railroad in the country. 
This road has a double track, is a first 
class work, and without a superior 



PHILADELPHIA TO CINCINNATI. 



in the country, being constructed in 
the most thorough manner. The 
Pennsylvania R. It. is ballasted 
throughout its length with fine 
broken stone, which saves the tra- 
veller from the annoyance of dust, 
a nuisance too prevalent on many 
of the railroads of our country. 

N. B. For table of fares, &c, see 
page 99. 



From 


PHILADELPHIA TO 




From 


Cia- 


CINCINNATI VIA 




Phila- 


nati. 


HEMPFIELD R.R. 


Place. 


phia. 




(In progress.) 








Pennsylvania R.R. 






6-17 


PHILAD'A to 

( Greeusburg, Pa. ) 








325 


1 (See route from f 
1 Phil'a to Pitts- ( 
' burg, page 101.) ) 
Hempjield R. R. (In 
p r ogress.) 


322 


322 


249 


* WHEELING, Ya 
Central Ohio R.R. 


76 


398 


167 


ZANESVILLE. 0.. 


82 


480 


I0o 


Circle vilie 


62 
ft8 


542 


77 




570 


66 


Wilmington 


21 
56 

Place 


591 





CINCINNATI 


647 


From 


CINCINNATI TO PHI- 


From 
Phila- 
del- 


cin- 


LAD'A VIA WHEEL- 


to 


nati. 


ING. (Read up.) 




phia. 



* Wheeling to Cincinnat 


, via 


Ohio 


Elver, 3S3 miles. 




PHILADELPHIA TO 






From 


CINCINNATI VIA 


Place 


From 


cin- 


WH€EL!NG, VA., & 


to 




nati. 


MARIETTA, OHIO. 




phia. 




(In progress.) 






654 


PHILAD'A to 








256 


) Wheeling. (See ) 
t previous route.) \ 
Marietta <£ WheeVg R 


398 


398 


181 


MARIETTA, Ohio. 


75 


473 





| CINCINNATI, ) 
t via Chillicothe. j 


181 


654 


From 


CINCINNATITO PHI- 


From 


Cin- 


LAD'A ViA MARIET- 


to 


Phila- 


BAtL 


TA & WHEELING, 


Place. 


pliia. 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
CHICAGO VIA 
CLEVELAND. 

PHILAD'A to 

S Pittsburg, Pa. \ 

\ (See page lol.) J 
S Cleveland. (See I 

\ page 126.) J 

S Toledo. (See p. | 

I 126.) | 

CHICAGO 



CHICAGO TO PHIL'A 
VIA CLEVELAND. 



103 




353 

493 

605 
848 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
CHICAGO VIA IN- 
DIANAPOLIS. 



Place' ^ 

10 | P n' a " 

Place. d L el - 

phia. 



PHILAD'A to.... 
f Pittsburg. (See 

I page 101.) 

/ Crestline. (See \ 

1LIS. (See p. 123.) 
S La Fayette. 



INDIAN APO- 
53.) _ 

\ (See page 153.) j 



' Michigan City. 

(See page 139.) J 
"CHICAGO N 



(See page 139 



.;} 



CHICAGO TO PHIL'A 

VIA INDIANAPOLIS, 

|A. (Readup.) 





353 

540 
746 
809 
900 
950 



Place. I fe}- 
| phia. 



F-m | PHILADELPHIA TO 



N. WESTERN R.R, 



Pennsylvania R.R. 
PHILAD'A to..*.., 
C Blairsville June, i 
< (See route p. > 

( 101.).- ) 

Blairsville, Pa.... 

Freeport 

Butler 

New Castle 

Warren. Ohio , 

CLEVELAND . 



JE™ CLEVEL'DTO PHIL'A 
£SM VIA N. W. R.R 



Place 


From 
Phila- 


Place. 


del- 
phia. 








300 


300 


2 


302 


33 


335 


20 


355 


30 


385 


32 


417 


53 


470 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 

'Itlp'a 



104 



PHILADELPHIA TO ERIE. 



N.B. See routes from Cleveland, 
page 145. 



PHILADELPHIA TO 

ERIE, PA-, VIA 
SUNBURY&, ERIE R. 



PHILAD'A to 

Willianisport.Pa] 
(See page 105.)] 

Jersey Shore 

Lock Haven 

Farrandsville 

RIDG-EWAY 

Warren 

Watts ville 

ERIE 



from erie, pa„ to phi- p ;ri P F h r r 

Erie - LAD 1 A. (Readup.) ggjggj 



N.B. There are two available 
routes opened between Philadelphia 
and Erie — one via the Reading BLR., 
Catawissa, and Williamsport, Pa., 
and Elmira and Dunkirk to Erie. 
508 miles; the other route is via 
Harrisburg, and the Pennsylvania 
B.B., to Pittsburg, thence to Cleve- 
land and Erie, 587 miles. 



93 

8G 
SO 
76 
72 
70 
66 

i 59 
53 
49 
44 
35 
2o 
18 
15 
10 

! 7 

It 





PHILADELPHIA TO 

P0TTSVILLE. PA„ 

VIA READING R.R, 



PHILAD'A to 

Manayunk 

Conshohocken 

Norristown 

Port Kennedy 

Valley Forge 

Phoenixville 

Limerick 

Pottstown 

Douglassville 

Birdsboro' 

f READING- 

Mohrsville 

Hamburg 

Port Clinton 

\ Auburn 

Orwigsburg 

II Schuylkill Haven.. 

Mount Carbon 

If POTTSVILLE.... 



J& POTTSVILLE TO PHI- ^SiT 

TiOe. | LAD'Ai (Readup.) | Place, luelp'a 



* Chester Valley R. R. connects 
Norristown with the Columbia B.B., 
at Downingtown. 

f The Lebanon Valley R.R., which 
is in progress of construction, will 
unite the Reading B. B. with the 
Pennsylvania B. B., via Beading and 
Harrisburg. 

X Little Schuylkill R. R. to Tama- 
qua. 

$ The Dauphin and Susquehanna 
R.R. connects here; it unites with 
Harrisburg and the Pennsylvania 
B. B. ; also with Baltimore, &c, via 
York, Pa. 

|| Mine Hill R. R. diverges here, 
and runs to MinersviUe, 8 miles, and 
Fremont, 12 miles. 

^ The Philadelphia and Sunbwry 
R. R. extends from Pottsville to Sun- 
bury, via Shamokin, 28 miles. From 
Pottsville to Danville, Pa., via Sha- 
mokin, 23 miles. 

Remarks. — Pottsville 13 situated 
in Schuylkill Count}', the great cen- 
tre of the anthracite coal region of 
Pennsylvania. The Beading B.B. 
and its numerous branches, in con- 
nection with the Schuylkill Canal, 
have been the great means for the 
development of the riches of this re- 
gion. These have made Philadelphia 
the .great coal mart of the Union. 
Following the course of the Schuyl- 
kill Biver, an easy down grade to 
the Delaware has been obtained, so 
that, if a loaded train of cars were 
started from the head of the road, 
they would find their way to the 
terminus in Philadelphia without 
the aid of motive power. This fact 
will show the advantage possessed 
bj T this road in conducting a heavy 
coal business. 

The coal trade is one of great im- 
portance; its growth annually is so 
great, that the demand is only 
limited by the supply, notwith- 
standing the facilities for convey- 
ing it to market, such is the uni- 
versal want, not only for domestic, 
but for manufacturing, and other 
purposes. 

The total supply of coal from all 
sources, according to the Miners' 



PHILADELPHIA TO NIAGARA FALLS. 



105 



Journal, for 1854, was 5,847,396 tons, 
being an increase of 652,218 tons 
over the year previous. 

The entire amount of anthracite 
eoal mined in the different regions 
of Pennsylvania, since 1820, amounts 
to 4S,907^S60 tons, of which the Sch'l- 
kill region furnished 25,190,60& tons. 
In Schuylkill County 280 steam en- 
gines are used for mining purposes, 
with an aggregate horse-power of 
96-49. The number of miles of rail- 
road in operation is 495£, of which 
130 miles are underground. The 
number of canal-boats on the Schuyl- 
kill canal is 700; maximum capa- 
city, 200 tons. On all the canals in 
the coal region there are 4516 boats. 

The business of the Reading R. R. 
will be vastly increased by its exten- 
sion via Catawissa and "Williams- 
port, now in successful operation to 
the New York and Erie R.R., at El- 
mira, connecting there with the 
various railroad lines pervading the 
western counties of JNew York and 
Canada. 

From Pottsville, also, the line is 
extended to Sunbury, Pa., and 
thence to Williamsport, connecting 
there with the road to Elmira. 

The Reading R. R. will also be the 
south-eastern terminus of the Sun- 
bury and Erie R.R., now in progress 
of construction to Erie, on the lake 
of the same name. 



From 
Kia'a 
Falls. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 

WILLIAMSP'T, PA„ 

ELMIRA & NIAGARA 

FALLS, N.Y. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 
del- 
phia. 


443 
3G5 

345 

333 


Via Reading R. R. 

PHILAD'Ato 

i Port Clinton, Pa. ) 
< (See previous V 

( route.) ) 

Little Schuyl. R. R. 

TAMAQUA 

Catawissa. Williams- 
port & Erie R. R. 




78 

20 

12 
35 

2 
7 
6 



78 

98 

110 


298 


CATAWISSA 


145 
147 


W9 


DANVILLE 


154 


283 


Mooresburg 


160 



273 'Milton 

266 lUniontown 

256 Muncy 

HVilliamsport and El 
m ira R. R. 
246 WILLIAMSPORT 
231 JTrout Run 

Lycoming 

Ralston , 

Canton 

Granville 

Trov 

ELMIRA, N.Y 

Elm ira. Canandaigua 
d\ Nia'a Falls R. R. 

Jefferson , 

Milo Centre 

PENN YAN 

Benton 

Bellona , 

Gorham 

CANANDAIGUA.. 



91 East Bloomfield.. 

83 

80 

73 
66 
59 
49 
13 



West Bloomfield 
Honeoye Falls.... 
Gen.Yal.R. Junction 
Caledonia.... 

Le Roy 

BATAVIA 
Tonawanda. 
NIAGARA F'LLS 
SUS. BRIDGE 



a'NIAGARA FALLS TO 
■ PHILADELPHIA, 
'• {Read up.) 



170 
177 

1S7 



197 
212 
219 
222 
236 
245 
249 
275 



297 
316 
320 
324 
326 
333 
344 
352 
360 
363 
370 
377 
384 
394 
430 
441 
443 



Place From 

to Phila- 

Place. del- 

I phia. 



* Rupert is a new town, situated 
on the north side of the E. Branch 
of the Susquehanna River. It is 
the point of intersection with the 
Lackawanna and Bloomsburg R. R., 
which, on its completion, will con- 
nect the Catawissa R.R. with the 
great Luzerne coal region at AYilkes« 
barre. Pittston, and Scran ton, Pa. 

N.B. From Elmira. which is situ- 
ated on the Xew York and Erie 
R.R., any of the towns of Western 
New York may be reached. 



106 



PHILADELPHIA TO BUFFALO, 



PHILADELPHIA TO BUFFALO, N.Y., 

Via Williamsport, Pa. 



To BATAVIA (see previous route), 394 miles 
FALO, 36 miles. Total .' 



thence to BUF- 



PHILADELPHIA TO ROCHESTER, N.Y., 
Via Williamsport, Pa. 



To CANANDAIG-UA (see previous route), 344 miles; thence to 
ROCHESTER, 29 miles. Total 



PHILADELPHIA TO DETROIT, MICH., AND CHICAGOj 

Via Wiliiamsport, Niagara Falls, and Canada. 



To NIAG-'A SUS. BRIDG-E, 443 miles (see page 104); to DE- 
TROIT, via Canada Western B.B., 230 miles; CHICAGO, via 
Michigan Central B.K., 278 miles. Total 



430 



951 



PHILADELPHIA TO 

WILLIAMSPORT, PA, 

VIA SUNBURY. 



159 



Wa- 
ll ams- 



Reading R. R. 

PHILAD'A to 

\ Pottsville. (See \ 

\ page 104.) J 

Philadelphia & Sun- 
bury R. R. 

* Shamokin 

SUNBURY 

WILLIAMSPORT 



WILLIAMSPORT TO 

PHILADELPHIA. 

{Read up.) 



* Shamokin to Danville, Pa., 15 
miles. 



From 
Wil- 
liams- 
parti 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
WILLIAMSPORT, 
PA., VIA HARRIS- 
BURG, 


Place 
Place. 


106 

54 
38 

Place 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 
del- 
phia. 


198 
92 
38 


Via Columbia R. R. 

PHILAD'A to 

j Harrisburg. (See 1 
j page 101.) i 



106 
160 





WILLIAMSPORT 


198 


From 
Wil- 
liams- 
port. 


WILLIAMSPORT TO 

PHILADELPHIA, 

(Read up.) 


From 
Phila- 
del- 
phia. 



153' 
1094 



653 

519 
283 

263 




PHILADELPHIA TO 
TORONTO AND 
LAKE SUPERIOR. 



Place j 
Place. 



PHILAD'A to 

j Niagara Falls. ) 
( (See page 105.) » 
(TORONTO, i 

< Can., via Lake > 

( OntaTio S 

Ontario, Simcoe and 
Huron R. R. 

Barrie, Can 

| Collingvs-ood / 

\ (Georgian Bay) \ 

Via Lake Huron. 
( SAULT ST.) 

\ MARIE i 

Via Lake Superior. 

Pictured Bocks.. 

Copper Harbor 

Eagle Harbor 

FOND DU LAO.... 





443 



497 



554 
584 



FOND DU LAC TO 

PHILADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 



Place 
Place. 



884 

1018 
254 
1274 
1537 

From 



PHILADELPHIA TO OSWEGO, 



From 
Oswe- 
go. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
SYRACUSE & OS- 
WEGO, N.Y. 


449 
174 

115 


PHILAD'A to 

i Elmira. (See i 
} page 105.) | 

N.York d) Erie B.B. 


7 9 


Via Syracuse and 

Binghamton B. B. 

Cortland 


Sfi 


* SYRACUSE 





Oswego and Syra- 
cuse R. B. 
OSWEGO 






. T rom 
Oswe- 
go. 


OSWEGO TO PHI- 
LAD'A. (Bead up.) 



From 
Phila- 
del- 
ph.a. 



275 
334 



N.B. Steamboats run between 
Oswego and the other ports of Lake 
Ontario. 

Oswego may be reached by two 
other routes — one via the N. York 
and Erie R.R., and the Syracuse 
and Binghamton R. R.; the other 
via Albany, and the New York Cen- 
tral R.R. 

* From Syracuse, Watertown. 
Sackett's Harbor, and Cape Vincent. 
may be reached by railroad via 
Rome, X. Y. 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
BUFFALO AND NIA- 
GARA FALLS. 



* Via North Pennsyl- 
vania B. B. 

PHILAD'A to 

Shoemakertown, Pa. 

Sellersville 

Quakertown 

BETHLEHEM 

Catasaqua.... 

Lehigh Gap 

MAUOH CHUNK. 

White Haven 

WILKESBARRE .. 

PITTSTON 

Tunkhannock 

TOWANDA 

Athens 



From 
Phila- 



54 

60 
79 
84 

104 
122 
184 
151 
193 
213 



| WAVERLEY 

N.York dcKrie B.B. 

Elmira 

Corning 

HORNELLSV'LE 

Buffalo and N. York 

City B. B. 

Portage 

Atti.-a 

X BUFFALO 



BUFFALO TO PHILA- *£"/*£ 

falo DELPHIA. (Btadtip.) We. delp'a 



107 

216 

234 
251 

292 



322 
852 
383 



* The North Pennsylvania R.K., 
open from Philadelphia to Bethle- 
hem, Pa., is in progress to Waverley, 
at which point it will connect with 
the railroads of Western New York. 

f Waverley to Buffalo, N. F., via 

Elmira and Canandaigua, 154 miles # 

Waverley to Buffalo, N. Y. } via 

Buffalo, Corning and X. York R. R., 

172 miles. 

Waverley' to Bochester, N Y., via 
Elmira and Canandaigua, 116 miles. 

Waverley to Niagara Falls, via 
Buffalo, Corning and N. York R.R., 
ISO miles. 

Waverley to Oswego (L. Ontario), 
via Binghamton and Syracuse, 156 
miles. 

f Buffalo to Niagara Falls, 22 
miles; to the Suspension Bridge, 24 
miles. 

Boylestown, Pa., will be reached 
by a branch road, 10 miles in 
length; distance from Philadelphia, 
about 31 miles. 

At BetJilehem a connection will be 
formed with the Lehigh Valley R.R. , 
leading to Easton, thence to the 
Delaware Water Gap; also to Allen- 
town, Pa. 

Scranton. Pa., will be reached by 
the Lackawanna and Bloomsburg 
R. R., 8 miles from Pittston. 



108 



PHILADELPHIA TO DOWNINGTOWN. 



Fro J PHILADELPHIA TO 
uoH NORRISTOWN AND 
^'"DOWNINGT'N. PA. 



PhilacCa. GermanVn 
cf yorristoivn R. R. 

PHILAD'A to 

Falls Lane 

School Lane 

YVissahickon 

Manayunk 

Spring Mills 

Con shohocken 

NORRISTOWN.... 
Chester Valley R. R. 

Bridgeport 

Henderson's 

Centreville 

Paoli 

White Horse 

Oakland ... 

DOWNINGTO'N... 



From DOWNINGTOWN TO 
Down i PHILADELPHIA VIA 
ingt ' n NORRISTOWN. 



From 
Phila- 
del- 



At Downingtown, connects with 
the Columbia R.R., leading to Har- 
risburs: and Pittsburg. (See p. 100.) 

PHILADELPHIA TO DOWNINGT'N, 
via Columbia R.R., 32 miles. (See 
pa<re 101.) 

PHILADELPHIA TO GERMANT'N, 
via Germantown R. R.. b miles. 

PHILADELPHIA TO CHESNUT 
HILL, via Germantown and Chesnut 
Hill R.R., 9 miles. 



From) CHAMBERSBURG 
«ck!lT0 FREDERICK,MD, 


Place 

lo 
Place 


From 
Cham- 
•sburg. 


48 
42 


Franklin R. R. 

*CHAMB'RSB. to 



G 
5 
5 
G 

10 
16 




o 


37 
32 


Green Castle 


1] 

1G 


2G 

1G 



HAGERSTOWN. 

By Stage to 
Boonesboro' to. . . . 
FREDERICK .... 


22 

32 

48 


From 
rick. 


FREDERICK TO 

CHAMBERSBURG. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Cham- 
•sburg. 



* From Philadelphia to Cham 
bersburg, see previous route. 


From 
York. 


CHAMBERSBURG 
TO YORK, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Cham- 
'sburg. 


55 
30 
21 
1G 



By Stage from 
CHAMBERSB. to 

Gettysburg 

Oxford 


G 

25 

9 

5 

16 




25 
S4 


Abbotstown to 

YORK 


39 
55 






From 
York, 


YORK TO CHAM- 
BERSBURG. 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Chain 
'sburj. 


Passengers may go through from 
Chambersburg to York, by rail- 
road, as follows : to Harrisburg, 
56 miles ; thence to York, 37 miles. 
Total, 93 miles. 


From 
N'rth- 
umber 

land. 


HARRISBURG TO 

SUNBURY AND 

NORTHUMBERL'D, 


Place 
Place. 


Frrrn 
Har- 

burg. 


61 

53 

39 

33 

29 

16 

7 

3 

1 




By Stage from 
*HARRISB'G- to. 



8 

14 
6 
4 

13 
9 
4 
2 
1 




8 




09 


Millersburg 


28 
32 






Selim's Grove 

ShamokinDam 

Sunbury to 

NORTHTJMBER. 


54 
58 
60 

61 


From 
N'rth- 

umber 
land. 


N'RTHUMBERLAND 
TO HARRISBURG, 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Har- 
ris- 
burg. 


*] 

phia 


">om Harrisburg to 
see page 101. 

• 


Phil 


adel- 



PHILADELPHIA TO WEST CHESTER. 



109 



From 
Carb- 
ond'le 


NORTHUMBERLAND 1 
TO CARBONDALE. 


Place 
to 

Place. 


From 1 
Sorth 

uin'd. 


94 

82 


By Stage from 

NORTHUMB. to,.. 



12 

10 
3 

12 
6 

14 
8 
5 
4 
4 
4 
1 
5 
6 




12 
22 
25 
37 
43 
57 
65 
70 
74 
78 
82 
85 
88 
94 


n 




m 




57 




61 




37 

29 
24 


Nanticoke * 

WILKESBARRE... 


20 


Pittston 


16 




12 




9 


SCRANTON 


6 


Blakely to :. 





CARBONDALE 


From 
Carb- 


CARBONDALE TO 
NORTHUMBERLA'D, 

(Head up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
North 
uui'd. 


From 
West 
. Chest. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
WEST CHESTER, 
PA., VIA MEDIA. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


4f 

3 
l 4 

h 

1 

a 
1* 

1 

H 

I 

1 

1 

2 


From 
Phila- 
del- 
phia. 


4# 

6£ 

7 
• 7£ 

9 
10 
11| 
12 
12| 
13| 
14 

26| 




West Chester and Phi- 
ladelphia R. R. 

PHILAD'A to 

Gray's Lane. Pa...;... 
Church Lane 








Clifton 




Sprin°* Hill 








Westdale 








Providence Road 




* MEDIA 




f Penn's Grove & \ 
\ Rockdale j 




Logtown Station 




Glen Mills 




Cheyuey's Shops 

West-town Station... 
WEST CHESTER 


F.om 
West 
Chesr 


WEST CHESTER TO 
PHIL'A. (Head up.) 


Place 
Place. 


Phila- 
^elp'a 



* Open to Media ; in progress to 
West Chester. 

About 16 miles of the track of this 
road will be used as a portion of the 

lirect liue ; ' of the new Philadel- 
phia and Baltimore railroad, now in 
course of construction. 

Remarks. — The route of the Phi- 
ladelphia and West Chester R.R. is 
through a fine agricultural and 
farming country. In 1850, the re- 
gion drained, now occupied by the 
road, contained a population of 
17.500, with 65 mills and factories— 
and this with nothing more than 
ordinary travelling facilities to 
stimulate its growth. This road 
will prove highly advantageous to 
Philadelphia, as furnishing that 
city a larger radius for the supply 
of her provision market; and also 
open a fine country for suburban 
residences, the growth of Philadel- 
phia having been so extraordinary 
within the past two or three years, 
that we shall hail with delight any 
new avenue or outlet which can 
impart recreation, health, or domes- 
tic comfort to its inhabitants. 



From PHILADELPHIA TO 
ton . EASTON, PA. 



Stage Route. 

PHILAD'A to 

Rising Sun 

Jenkintown 

Mooretown 

Willow Grove 

Newville 

DOYLESTOWN.. 

Danboro' 

Plumstead 

Ottsville 

Bucksville 

Raubsville to , 

EASTON 



F E r a ° s m EASTON TO PHI LA- p t ^ e *£» 

ton. DELPHIA. (Readup.)?nce. delp'a 



10 



N. B. The opening of the North 
Pennsylvania R.R., and the Lehigh 
Valley R. R,, will supersede the 
above route. 



110 



PHILADELPHIA TO NAZARETH. 



From 
Naza- 
reth. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
NAZARETH, PA. 


Tlace 

Place. 


From 
Phila- 
d'a. 


62 
55 
52 
49 
47 
41 
37 
28 
25 
19 
11 
4 



By Starr e from 
PHILADSL'A to 

Germaiitown 

Chestnut Hill 

Whitemarsh 

Upper Dublin 

Montgomeryville . . 
Line Lexington. . . . 

Bunker Hill 

Quakertown 

Coopersburg ....... 

Bethlehem 

Hecktown to 

NAZARETH 




7 
3 
3 
2 
6 
4 
9 
3 
6 
8 
7 
4 



7 
10 
13 
15 
21 
25 
34 
37 
43 
51 
58 
(52 


From 
Naza- 
reth. 


NAZARETH TO PHI- 
LADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 
d'a. 


From 
MaV.h 
Ch'nk. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
MAUCH CHUNK. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 
d'a. 


80 

37 

29 

22 

*2 

7 

4 




By Stage from 

PHILADSL'A to 
| Coopersb'g (see ) 
) previous route) ) 

Allentown 

North Whitehall... 

Lehigh Gap 

Parrysville 

Lehiirhton to 

MAUCH CHUNK 




43 

8 
7 
10 
5 
3 
4 




43 

51 
58 
68 
73 
76 
80 


From 
Ma'ch 
Ch'oJu 


MAUCH CHUNK TO 

PHILADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 
d'a. 



&E PHILADELPHIA TO p |* ce 
MAUCH CHUNK. 



15 







Reading R. R. 
PKILADEL'A to. 

Port Clinton 

Little Sc hay t.R.R. to 

Tamaqua 

By Stage to 
Summit Hill...... 

Summit Hill 8c Mali 

Chunk R. R. to 
MAUCH CHUNK 



From MAUCH CHUNK TO" pi** 

K k h .j PHILADELPHIA. Lfi^ 

l (Read up.) I 





78 

93 
104 

113 



j PHILADELPHIA TO 

l T ™\ WILKES8ARRE, 
Bend. SCRANTON, AND 
| GREAT BEND. 


\ 

'Place 
to 


From 
Philu- 
del'a. 


224 

111 

87 
70 
60 
50 

43 
40 
35 
27 
13 
6 


From 
Great 
Bend. 


FHILAD'A to... 
j Mauch Chunk, / 
( (see prev. route) ) 

White Haven 

Wilkesbarre 

Pittston 




113 

24 
17 
10 
10 

7 
3 
5 
8 
14 
7 
6 




113 

137 
154 
1(54 


SCRANTON 

Lackawanna and 

Western R. R. 

Clark's Summit. .. . 


174 

181 

184 


Factory vi lie 

Tunkhannock 


189 
197 
211 

218 
224 


New Milford to 

G-REATBEND... 


GREAT BEND TO 
PHILADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


Frr.ni 
Fhila- 
del'a. 


At 
form 
Erie 
gers 
Dun] 


Great Bend a contir 
ed with the New 

Railroad, over whic 
may go to New Yor 
iirk and intermediat 


uatic 
fork 

h pa? 
k cit 
e pla 


)n is 
and 

sen- 
v, or 
ces. 



WILKESBARRE TO HONESDALE, 



111 



Prom WILKESBARRE TO Place From * At Coming this route unites 
HONESDALE. p^. E£ with the New York and Erie R. R. 



From 
H'nes- 
dale. 



By Stage from 
WILKESBA'E to 

Pittston 

Scranton 

Carbondale 

By Railroad to 
HONESDALE . . 



HONESDALE TO 

WILKESBARRE. 

{Head up.) 



From 
Wil- 
liams- 
port. 



179 
85 

74 
6-2 
57 
45 
44 
32 
24 
14 
4 




Wil- 
liams- 
port. 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
SUNBURY AND 
WILLIAMSPORT. 



Reading R. R. from 
PHILADEL'A to 
Pottsvi'e, see p. 96 
Fountain Spring. . . 

Bear Gap 

Shamokin 

SUNBURY 

Northumberland . 

Milton 

McEwensville 

Muncy 

Monturesville to. .. 
WILLIAMSP'RT 



WILLIAMSPORT TO 
PHILADELPHIA 

{Read up.) 



t™ WILLIAMSPORT TO 
CORNING. 



Williamsport 8r El- 
mira R. R. 

WILL'MSP'T to. 

Trout Run 

Ralston 

By Stage to 

Blossburg 

Corn. # Bloss. R. R. 

Covin ston 

Mansfield 

Tioga 

Lawrenceville to. . 
CORNING- 



CORNING TO WIL- 
LIAMSPORT. 
{Read up.) 



41 



Wks- 

barre. 



5 1122 



12 


134 


1 


135 


12 


147 


8 


155 


10 


165 


10 


175 


4 


179 



15 



From 
Wil- 
liams- 
port. 



Place %» 



S°™ WILLIAMSPORT TO ■*■« wT 
ELMIRA. ' n-^lar 



Williamsport Sr El- 
mira R. R. 

WILL'MSP'T to. 

Ralston 

By Stage to 

Canton 

Trov 

South Creek 

Southport to 

ELMIRA 



ELMIRA TO WIL- 
LIAMSPORT. 

{Read up.) 



w* 

PlaCt -j port. 



Holli- 
d ays- 
burg. 



HOLLIDAYSBURG. 



By Stage from 
WILL'MS'PT to. 

Jersey Shore 

West Branch 

Dunnsburg 

Lock Haven 

Lamar 

MlLESBORO' 

*Bellefonte 

Half Moon 

Birmingham 

Water Street 

Yellow Springs to . . 
HOLLIDAYSB'G- 



HOLLIDAYSBURGTO Plu 
WILLIAMSPORT. L* 

(Read up.) ^ lac 




15 

■2] 
23 
3.3 
43 
48 
62 
77 
84 
90 
103 



* From Bellefonte to Lewistown 
is 29 miles. Lewistown and Hoi 
lidaysburg are both upon the Penn. 
Central R. R., running between 
Philadelphia and Pittsburg. 



From LEWISTOWN TO 

Erie. ER|£i 



By Stage fro, 'a 
214 LEWISTOWN to 

209 |Reedsville 

185 Bellefonte 

183 |Milesburg 



112 



PHILADELPHIA TO NORRISTOWN. 



158 
144 
139 
126 
104 
91 
87 
83 
65 
61 
49 
37 
28 
25 
15 




Phillipsburg 

Clearfield Crossing 

Carwinsville 

Luthersburg 

Brookville 

Strattonsville 

Clarion 

Shippenville 

Cranberry 

Franklin 

Sugar Creek 

Mead vi He 

Woodcock 

Rockdale 

Waterford to 

ERIE . 



ERIE TO LEWIS- 
TOWN. (Read up.) 



This route passes through some 
of the central and north-western 
counties of Penns}dvania. From 
Lewistown, passengers may reach 
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, &c, by 
railroad. 



From 
Top. 



230 

198 
186 
162 
124 



64 



PHILADELPHIA TO 
BROAD TOP MOUN- 
TAIN COAL FIELDS 



Columbia R. R. 

PHILAD'A to 

Downingtown, Pa.... 

Parkesburg 

Lancaster 

HARRISBURG- 

Pennsylvania R. R. 

Millerstown 

Mifflin 

Lewistown 

Huntingdon 

Broad Top and Hun- 
tingdon R. R. 
EROAD TOP 



l r T °Z BROAD TOP TO PHI- p £ ce p F h r u™ 

LAD 1 A. (Read Up.) Place, delp'a 



From 
Phila- 
delp'a 



28 



280 



The Broad Top and Huntingdon 
R. R. will be extended to the cele- 
brated Bedford Springs of Pennsyl- 
vania, forming a delightful and ex- 
peditious route from Philadelphia 
1 and Baltimore. 



From 
West 
Ches- 
ter. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
WEST CHESTER, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Frora 

Phila- 

da. 


32 

30 
21 


Columbia R.R. 
PHILADEL'A to 
West Philadelphia. 
Whitehall 



2 
9 
3 
3 
4 
2 
9 



2 

11 


18 
15 


Morgan's Corner.. 
Eao-le . . 


14 
37 


1] 


Paoli. .., 


21 


9 



Junction to 

WEST CHEST'R 


23 
32 


West 
Ches- 
te. 


WEST CHESTER TO riace 
PHILADELPHIA. L» 

(Read up.) ! place - 


From 
Phila- 

da. 



Frorn PHILADELPHIA TO 
EASTON, 



By Steamboat from 
PHILAD'A to.... 

Taconv 

Phil. <f Tren. R. P, 

Bristol 

Tu II v town 

Morrisville 

South Trenton 

TRENTON 

Belvidere Bel. R. R 

Asylum 

Erving 

Washing. Crossing. 

Titusville 

Moore's Station . . . 

Lambertville 

Centre Bridge 

Bull's Island 

French town 

Milford 

EASTON....- 



EASTON TO PHILA- 
DELPHIA, 
(Read up.) 



3^ 

1 

o 

3^ 
3 

7 
4 
15 

Place 

Place. 



PHILADELPHIA TO FLE- 
MINGTON, N.J. 

To Lambertville (see previoul 
route); thence by the Flemingtoj 
Branch H. E., 56 miles. 

Stages run from Lambertville tl 
Doylestown, Pa., and from Eastoj 
to all places in that vicinity. 



PHILADELPHIA TO DOYLESTCWN. 



113 



From 
Dies- 
town. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
DOYLESTOWN, PA, 


Place 
Place. 


da. 


24 

21 

18 

15.^ 

14 

13 

11 

9 

8 

6 

4 

o 




Bif Stage from 
PHILAD'A to.... 

Rising Sun 

Branchtown 

Shoemakortovvn . .. 

Jen ki mown 

Mooretown 

Willow Grove 

Sollidaysville 

Horshamville 



3 
3 

2^ 

1. 

1 
o 
2 
1 
2 
2 
o 
2 



3 
6 

84 

10 

11 

13 
15 
16 

18 
20 

22 
24 




Bridire Point to . . . 
DOYLESTOWN . 


From 
D'ies- 
town. 


DOYLESTOWN TO 
PHILADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
PhiU- 
da. 



Passengers may reach Doyles- 
town by way of Bristol, Pa. A 
stage meets the steamboat at the 
latter place, passing through New- 
town ; distance 45 miles. 



From PHILADELPHIA TO 
5oTj MOUNT HOLLY. 


Place 
Place. 


Phila- 
da. 


26 
25 
13 


Cam. % Jlmboy R. R. 
PHILAD'A to.... 
Camden (by ferry). . 




1 

12 

2£ 
3£ 

7 




1 

13 
151 


10* 




7 



Burlington 

ML Hoi. Br. R. R. to 
MOUNT HOLLY 


19 
26 


F: - l 
He in! 

Holly. 


MOUNT HOLLY TO 
PHILADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 

da. 


From 
Ham- 
da. 


PHILADELPHIA TO 
CAPE MAY. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Cape 
May. 


81 
80 

76 
71 


PHILADEL'A to 
Camden (by ferry). 

By Stage to 
Gloucester, N. J. .. 
Woodbury 




1 

4 
5 




1 

5 
10 



Glaesboro' , 

Malaga 

Millville 

Port Elizabeth 

Leesburg , 

Dennis Creek 

Goshen 

Cape May C. H.. 
Cold Spring to. ... , 
CAPE MAY 



CAPE MAY TO PHI- 
LADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 



10 


20 


8 


28 


12 


40 


6 


46 


5 


51 


7 


58 


4 


02 


4 


66 


12 


78 


3 


81 


Place 


From 


to 


Cape 


Place. 


May. 



= PHILADELPHIA TO 
1'iaJd. CAPE MAY. 



Btf Steamboat from 

PHILAD'A to.... 

Fort Mifflin 

Lazaretto 

Chester 

Marcus Hook 

New Castle 

56 Delaware City. ... 
4 Cape May Light to 
CAPE ISLAND 



Fmm 
Cape 
I'land. 



CAPE ISLAND TO 
PHILADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 



Place From 

to Phila- 

Place. da. 



Place From 
to Phila- 
Place. da. 



TUCKERTON, N. J. .pi. 



PHILAD'A to... 

Camden (by ferry). 

By Stage to 

Moorestown 

Milford 

AtsioTi to 

TUCKE HT ON... 



10* 



TUCKERTON TO 
PHILADELPHIA. 

(Read up.) 

PHILAD'A TO AT- 
LANTIC CITY, N.J. 



PHILAD'A to 

Camden (by ferry)... 
Camden & Atlantic R 

Haddoufield 

Long-a-comm g 

Atsion 



13 



114 



PHILADELPHIA TO SALEM, N. J. 



aa 




8 
15 

8 


37 


s 




f>? 





J ATLANTIC CITY 


60 


Fr a 

A tiai 
ticOM 


ATLANTIC CITY TO 
| PHIL' A. (Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Phila- 

delp'a 



From PHILADELPHIA TO n*";*™™ 
SALEM, N.J. 



PHILAD'A to... 

Camden (by ferry). 

ify Stage to 

Woodbury 

Swedesboro' , 

Sharpstown 

Woodstown to 

SALEM 



From SALEM TO PH11A- »T 5S. 

Sal'm Qtipftlk, (Read Up.) Place.! da- 



From PHILADELPHIA TO 
B ST BRIDGETON. N. J. 


Place 

to 
Pla e. 


Phila- 
da. 


39 PHILAD'A to... 
35 Glo'sterfby St'boat) 
By Stage to 

30 'Woodburv 

22 Muilica Hill 

13 Pitt's Grove 

b' Deerfield to 

BRIDGETON.... 



4 

8 
8 
9 
7 
6 



4 

9 
17 
2G 
33 
39 


I BRIDGETON TO 
M PHILADELPHIA, 
ton. | (Read up.) 


Place 

10 

Place. 


From 
Phiia- 
da. 



A steamboat runs from Philadel- 
phia to Bridjjeton. Fare, §1 00. 



ROUTES FROM WILMING- 
TON, DSL. 

From Wilmington to Philadel- 
phia, and Baltimore, see Route from 
Philadelphia to Baltimore, page 82. 

From Wilmington to West Ches- 
ter, Pa., 17 miles. 



Frorr 
G'l-e- 
towa. 


WILMINGTON TO 

DOVER AND 
GEORGETOWN. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Wil- 
ming- 


88 
83 


By Sin <re from 
WILMINGT'N to 
Newcastle 



5 


o 

5 



Cant well's Bridge. 

Smyrna. 

DOVER 

Canterbury 

Frederica 

Milford 

Milton to j 

GEORGETOWN, 



GEORGETOWN TO 
WILMINGTON. 

(Read up.) 



GEORGETOWN, 

MD, 7 TO EA3T- 

VILLE, VA. 



By Stage from 
GEO'GET'WN to 

Millsboro' 

Daysboro' 

St. Martin's, Md. 

Berlin, 

Newark 

Snow Hill 

Sandy Hill 

Horntown, V*a. .. . 

Accoman 

Accomac 

Onancook 

Bellehaven 

12 JFranktown to... . 
iEASTVILLE..., 



EA3TVSLLE TO 
GEORGETOWN. 

(Read up.) 



GEORGETOWN 
DEL., TO PRINCESS p ! ace 
ANNE, MD. 



By Stage from 
GEO'ETOWN to. 

Concord 

Laurel 

alisburv, Md., to. . 
PRINC'SS ANNE 



From PRINCESS ANNE 
!££ TO GEORGETOWN. 



Mead up.) 



Place Frci 

to j G'rge. 
Place, towfc. 



ROUTES FROM PITTSBURG. 



115 



148 
13-2 
106 
92 



ELKTON, MD„TO 
SNOW HILL__ 

By Stage from 

ELKTON to 

Warwick 

Chestertown 

Centreville 



Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Klk- 
ton. 


70 
54 
36 
20 




16 
26 
14 



10 
4-2 

00 


From 
Snow 
HiU. 



Easton 

Cambridge .... 

Vienna 

Salisbury to. .. 
SNOW HILL 



SNOW HILL TO 
ELKTON. {Head up.) 



78 
04 
112 
128 

148 



ROUTES FROM PITTSBURG, 



From Pittsburg to Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and intermediate places, 
Tia the Pennsylvania Central R. R. (See page 101.) 

From Pittsburg to Buffalo, via Allegheny Valley R.R. (See page 127.) 

Prom Pittsburg to Baltimore, via Connelsville. (See page 124.) 

From Pittsburg to Baltimore, via Harrisburg and York, Pa. (See p. 173.) 

From Pittsburg to Buffalo, via Cleveland. (See pace 07.) 

From Pittsburg to Erie, via Cleveland. (See page 67.) 

From Pittsburg to Cleveland. (See page 125.) 

From Pittsburg to Cincinnati, via Columbus. (See page 125.) 

From Pittsburg to Indianapolis. (See page 123.) 

From Pittsburg to St. Louis, via Indianapolis. (See pages 123 & 150.) 

For other Routes, see following pages. 



PLACES ON THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, WITH 
THEIR GENERAL AND INTERMEDIATE DISTANCES, 
DRAWN FROM THE MOST AUTHENTIC SOURCES. 



From 
Cine : « 
nati. 



477 

466 
453 
452 
447 
433 
429 
425 
406 
399 
392 
384 

383 



PITTSBURG TO 
WHEELING. CIN- 
CINNATI, &c. 



By Steamboat on the 
Ohio River. 

PITTSBURG- to.. 

Middletown.Pa.... 

Economy, Pa 

Freedom, Pa 

Beaver, Pa 

Georgetown, Pa. . . 

Liverpool, O- . . 

Wellsville, O... 

Steubenville, O.. 

VVellsburg, Va.... 

Warrenton, O. . .. 

Martinsville, O. .. 
)WHEEL'a,V 
| Bridgeport, O.. 



From 
Pitts- 

burg. 



Eliz'b'tht'wn.V ) 
, BigGraveC'k,V \ 
New Martinsvi'e.V 

Sisterville, Va 

Newport, O 

', Marietta and ) 
) Port Harrner, O \ 

Vienna, Va 

Parkersb'rg,Va. ) 

, Belpre, O j 

*Blennerhasset , s Is 
Hockinjjsport, O. . ■ 

Belleville, Va 

Murraysville, Va. ., 
Shade River, O.... 

Ravenswood 

Letartsville, O 

Pomeroy 

Coalport, O.... ) 
Sheffield, O.... j 



13 107 



10 


117 


29 


146 


12 


153 


13 


176 


6 


152 


6 


163 


o 


190 


11 


201 


4 


•-205 


5 


210 


1 


211 


11 


222 


22 


244 


14 


25S 



116 



CINCINNATI TO LOUISVILLE. 



20a 

202 
176 

165 

157 

152 

140 
134 
126 

114 

98 
95 

88 



Pt.Pleasant,Va ) 
G.Kan'haR.,V j 

Gallipolis, O 

Millersport, O 

\ Guyandotte,Va ) 
( Proctorsville, O ) 

Burlington, O 

i Big Sandy R.,V ) 
I Catlettsburg,V. j 

Hanging Rock, O. . 

Greenupsburg,Ky. . 

Wheelersburg, O. .. 
i F'RTSM'H,0. ) 
\ Scioto River, O. ) 

Rockville, O 

Vanceburg, Ky. .. . 

Rome, O 

Concord, Ky 

Manchester, O 

Maysville, Ky ) 
Aberdeen, Q. .. \ 

Charleston, Ky. ... 

Ripley,0 

Higginsport, O. . . . 

Augusta! Ky 

Mechanicsburg, Ky. 

Neville, O 

Moscow 

j Pt. Pleasant, O. ) 
( Belmont, Ky.. j 

New Richmond. . . . 

Little Miami R., O. 
U Columbia, O.. . \ 
( Jamestown, Ky S 

i OINOIN'TI, O 1 

< Newport and V 
( Covington, Ky. ) 



From 
Cinci'- 
nati. 



CINCINNATI TO 
PITTSBURG, ETC. 

(Read up.) 



12 271 

4 '275 

24 299 

13 312 
320 
324 

337 

343 
351 

363 

379 
382 
389 
395 
402 

414 

421 
423 

430 
434 
441 
444 

448 



477 



burg. 



* This island is celebrated as 
having formerly been the residence 
of a wealthy and distinguished 
Irish emigrant of that name, who 
lived here in great splendour; his 
house was the resort of the most 
literary and polished society. Un- 
fortunately, this gentleman was 
induced by the celebrated Aaron 
Burr to join in a conspiracy, in 
which he embarked with all his 
wealth. It was, however, disco- 
vered; they were arrested, and 



tried for treason. Blennerhasset, 
though not convicted, was ruined; 
and his splendid mansion and plea- 
sure-grounds, being deserted, went 
to decay, and now present nothing 
but a mass of ruins. 



From CINCINNATI TO 
SSI LOUISVILLE, KY„ 
st.L-3. AND ST, LOUIS, MO, 



\By Steamboat on the 
j Ohio $ Miss. Riv's. 
Ohio River. 
697 CINCINNATI to 

680 North Bend, O 

676 Gt. Miami River, O 
674 Lawrenceburg, la. 
671 Petersburg, Ky.,.. 

669 i Aurora, la 

663 Belleview, Ky 

660 Rising Sun, la .. .. 
j Big Bone Li'kC j 
I Hamilton, Ky. j 

Patriot, la 

Warsaw, Ky..... . 

Vevay, la 

Kentucky River. . 



043 



604 SMADISON, la. 



Hanover Land'g, la 
New London, la. 
Westport, Ky... 

Utica, la 

Jefferson ville, Ky 
LOUISVILLE, Ky 
(And from PittsVg. 

610 miles,) 
Shippingsport, Ky. 
j Portland, Ky.. ) 
\ New Albany, la j 

Salt River and 
f West Point, Ky \ 
Brandenburg, Ky.. 

521 iMockport, la 

514 [Northampton, la. . 

511 Amsterdam. la 

503 (Leavenworth, la . 
Fredonia, la. .... . . 

485 lAlton, la. 

Concordia, Ky 

( Rome, la., and ) 
j Stevensp'rt, Ky \ 
Cloversport, Ky. .. . 

441 'Carmelton, la' 

435 Trov, la 

429 .Lewisport, Ky 



493 
485 
475 

404 

454 



ST. LOUIS TO THE FALLS OF ST, ANTHONY. 



117 



Rockport, la 

Owensburg, Ky 

Hon Harbor, Ky. . . 

Enterprise, la 

Newburg, la 

Green River, Ky.. . 

Evansville, la 

Hendersonville,Ky. 
Mount Vernon, la.. 

(Jniontown, Ky 

Wabash River 

Raleigh, Ky 

Shawneetown, 111. 

Casey ville, Ky 

*Cave-in Rock, 111. 

Elizabeth, 111 

Golconda, 111 

( Cumberland } 

< River and V 
( Smithrield.... ) 
( Tennessee Riv. ) 

< and Paducah, > 
Kv. S 

Belgrade, 111 

Fort Massac, 111 

Caledonia, 111 

America, 111 

Trinity, III. 

Cairo, 111., and ) 
Mouth of the V 
Ohio River- . ) 

and from Pittsburg 

999 miles. 
Mississippi River. 

Elk Island 

Dog-tooth Island... 

Commerce 

Cape Girardeau, Mo. 

Devil's Island 

Bainbridge, Mo 

Devil's Bake- } 
oven, and \ 
Grand Tower. ) 

Lacoarse's Island. . 

Chester, 111 

Kaskaskia Riv., 111. 

St. Genevieve, Mo. 

Fort Chartres Isl'd. 

Selma 

Herculaneum, Mo.. 

Harrison, 111 

Jefferson B*ks, Mo 
Carondalet, or 
Vide Pouche. 
Mo 



C Carondalet, or } 
< Vide Pouche, > 
( Mo ) 



279 
288 

•J!) I. 
•J: it 
309 
315 

336 
362 

.'57 7 
382 
:is8 
393 

402 
416 

422 

445 

462 



474 

482 

484 
509 
512 
517 

522 



5"9 
5 MO 
540 
561 
567 



592 

607 

1521 
i.2 2 
636 
647 
602 
666 
668 
088 

690 



3 




Cahokia, 111., to... 
ST. LOUIS, MO.. 


4 
3 


G94 

097 


From 

Vie A; 
St.L's 


ST.LOUISTO LOUIS- 
VILLE AND CINCIN- 
NATI. (Read up.) 


Place 

I'lace. 


From 
Gin 

nati. 



* This cave is pointed out to pas- 
sengers on the Ohio as a great cu- 
riosity; its entrance is just above 
high water-mark ; it is about 20 
feet in height, and leads into a spa- 
cious apartment, with an arched 
roof elevated about 30 feet, and ex- 
tending back 125 feet. About the 
year 1800, it was the rendezvous 
of a noted outlaw and pirate, by 
the name of Mason, who, with his 
band, subsisted by plundering flat- 
boats on their way down the river, 
or by waylaying the unfortunate 
boatmen on their return, and rob- 
bing and murdering them. The 
leader of this notorious band of 
outlaws was finally shot by one of 
his own comrades, in order to gain 
a reward of $500, offered by the 
governor of Mississippi for his 
head. 



FromlST. LOUIS TO THE 
FALLS OF ST AN 

Anfy. . THONY. 



Stca77ib't on. Miss. R 

ST. LOUIS to 

Missouri Riv., Mo. 

Alton, 111 

Grafton, 111..... 
Illinois River, III. 
Bailev's Land., Mo. 

Gilead, P.I. 

Westport, Mo 

Hamburg, 111. 

Clarksville, Mo 

Louisiana, Mo •. 

Hannibal, Mo 

Marion City, Mo... 

Q.UINCY, 111 

La Grange, Mo. 

Tully,Mo 

C Des Moines } 
< River, and > 
( Warsaw, 111.. ) 



13 




18 
23 

41 
43 

53 
71 
8G 
100 
113 
120 
153 
104 
172 
184 
192 

210 



113 



CINCINNATI TO NEW ORLEANS. 



c Nauvoo, 111., } 
< and Montrose, > 
( Io S 



Keokuck 

Nauvoo, 111. 
nd Montrose. 
Io. 
Madison, Io 
Skunk River, Io.. 

BURLINGTON, Io.. . 

Oquawka, 111 

Iowa River 

New Boston, 111.. . 
Muscatine, Io.... 

Davenport, Io. j 
and Rock Isl'd j 

arkhurst. Io. .. .. 

Albany, 111 

Camanche, Io.... 
New York, Io. .. . 

Lyons, Io 

Charleston, Io. .. . 
Savannah, 111.... 

Belleview, Io 

Fever River 

Galena, 111. ,7 miles 

up Fever River. 

Dubuque, Io 

Peru, Io 

Cassville, Wis 

Gu then burg, Io 

Wisconsin River.. 
Fort Crawford, Wis 
Prairie du Ch'n,Wi. 
Upper Iowa River. 
Bad Axe River.... 

Root River 

La Crosse, Wis 

Chippewa River. . . 

Lake Pepin, and ) 

Maiden's Rock J 

St. Paul, Min 

< St. Peter's River ) 

< and Fort Snell- V 
f iner, Min., to. . S 
F. ST. ANTH'NY 



.FALLS OF ST, AN- 
• THQNY TO ST. 

'I LOUIS. (Read up.) 



214 

226 

236 
250 
259 
274 

2l;4 

295 

321 

352 

365 

384 
392 

399 
404 
419 
421 
440 
447 



17 464 

8 472 

20 1 492 

10 502 



522 

524 

526 

56 582 

9 ! 591 

20 1611 

5 '616 

89 1705 

25 730 

60 1790 

I 
5 ,795 

7 '802 



Place : From 

to I St. 
Yte.ce. Louis. 



N. B. — A steamboat now runs on 
the upper Mississippi, from above 
the Falls of St. Anthony to Sauk 
Rapids, a further distance of 100 
miles 



CINCINNATI TO 
NEW ORLEANS. 



SteamVt on Ohio R. 
1548 CINCINNATI to. 

1532 North Bend, O 

1528 G't Miami Riv., O. 
1526 Lawrenceburg, la.. 

1523; Petersburg, Ky 

152l|Aurora, la 

15 15 1 Belleview, Kv 

1512iRising Sun, la.... 

\C Big Bone Lick ) 
1500.? Creek.and Ha- V 

|( milton, Ky... ) 

1590 patriot. la- 

1488 Warsaw, Ky... 

1478jVevay, la 

1468 Kentucky River 
1456 Madison, la.... 
1450| Hanover Land., la. 
1446;New London, la. . 

1440;Westport, Ky 

1425 LTtica, la 

141ti|jeffersonvilIe, Ky. 
1415, LOUISVILLE, Ky. 

land from Pittsburg 

[G 10 miles. 
1413 Shi ppingsport, Ky 
" Portland, Ky,, 
and 

N'w Albany 

Salt River and 
, W'st Point,Ky. j 

Brandenburg, Ky. 

Mockport, la 

Northampton, la. .. 
--Amsterdam, la..., 
^DOiLeavensworth.Ia. . 

1350 Fredonia, la 

1337 Alton, la 

1327 Concordia, Ky 

1Qir \ Rome, la., and / 
Mlb t Stevensp'rt,Kv. 1 
1306 Cloversport, Ky... 

1293 Carmelton, la 

1287 Troy. la 

1281 Lewisport, Ky. 

1269 Rockport, la 

1260 Owensbnrs, Kv 

1257 Bon Harbor, Ky... 

1254 Enterprise, la 

1239 Newbir?. la 

1233 Green River, Ky. .- 
1224 Evansville, la 



1412 

1394 

1376 
1373 

1366 
1363 



'.la. ) 



CINCINNATI TO NEW ORLEANS, 



119 



1212 
1186 

1171 
J Kit) 
11 GO 
1155 
114o 
1132 
112b 
1103 



1080 



1074 

1000 
1004 
1039 
1030 
1031 

1020 



1020 
1008 

989 
94 
940 
913 



885 
880 
808 
80; 
800 
858 

848 

831 
801 

781 

771 
754 






Hcndersonville, Ky. 
Mount Vernon, la. 
Umontown, Ky... 

Wabash River 

Raleigh, Ky 

Shawneetown, 111. . 

Casey vi lie, Ky 

Cave-in Rock, III. . 

Elizabeth, 111 

Golconda, 111 

Cumberla'd Ri 
ver, and 
Smithl'nd,Ky 
Tennessee Ri 
ver, and 
Paducah, Ky 

Belgrade, 111 

Fort Massac, 111. .. 

Caledonia, 111 

America, 111 

Trinity, III 

C Cairo, 111., and ) 
< Mouth of Ohio v 

( River S 

Mississippi River. 

Island No. 1 

Columbus, Ky 

WolfsIsrd,orNo.5 

Hickman, Ky 

New Madrid, Mo 
Point Pleasant, Mo. 
Little Prairie, Mo, 
I Needham's Isl- \ 
I and and Cut-off \ 
BearfleldLan., Ark. 
Ashport, Tenn.... 

Osceola. Ark 

Plum Point 

1st Chickasaw Bluff 
Fulton, Tenn... 
C Rand'lph, Ten., 
> and 2d Chick- 
( asavv Bluff. . . 
3d Chickasaw Bluff 

Greenock, Ark 

I Wolf R., Tenn. ) 
(MEMPHIS, T.I 

Norfolk, Miss 

Commerce. Miss. .. 

723'Pevton, Miss 

*.,J i St. Francis R.,& / 
' 1U ) Sterling, Ark.. \ 

700 Helena, Ark 

J ( Yazoo Pass, or ) 

690 ,< Bayou and Del- \ 

f ta, Miss ) 



23 



336 
362 
337 

382 

388 
393 

402 
410 
42S 
445 

402 



474 

432 
4S4 
509 

512 
517 

522 



528 
540 
541 
559 
601 
603 
635 

660 

663 

668 
630 
683 
688 
690 

760 

717 

747 



68-2 

624 

620 

601 

591 
533 
534 
530 

490 
4*5 

475 

456 
441 
425 
415 

40: 

39; 

395 
335 
370 
366 
356 
342 
340 

330 



Horse-Shoe Bend. . 

C Montgomery's } 

< Point, Ark. .. \ 

( Victoria, Miss. ) 

White River, Ark. • 
Arkansas Riv. ) 
Napoleon, Ark. \ 

Bolivar Landing. .. 

Columbia, Ark. .. . 

Point Chicot 

Greenville, Miss. . . 

G'dLakeLan.,Ark. 

Princeton, Miss 

( Bundle's Bend ) 
I and Cut-off. .. \ 

LakeProvid'ce, La. 

Tompkinsville, La. 

Campbellsville, La. 

Millikinsville, La. . 
j Yazoo R.,Miss. ) 
I and Sparta, La. i 

Walnut Hills, Miss. 

VICKSB'RG-,Miss. 

Warren ton. Miss 

Palmyra Sett., Miss. 

Carthage Land.,La 

Point Pleasant, La 

Big Black River 

Grand Gulf, Miss.. 
i St. Joseph's, La. ) 
] and \ 

( Bruinsb'g.Miss. ) 



Rodnev, Miss 
NATCHEZ, Miss 
20l|Ellis Cliffs, Miss. .. 
235;HomochittoR., Mis. 

225 Fort Adams 

Red River I?l'd, \ 
and Cut-off... j 
Raccourci Cut- ) 
off and Bend. . \ 
Bayou Sara, St. ) 
Francisv'le,and \ 
Pt. Coupee, La. ) 

168|Waterloo, La 

163 Port Hudson, La... 
B'N ROUGE, \ 

La \ 

Plaquemine.La. .. 
B'you la F'rche 



214 
204 



174 



( B'you la F'rche } 

^ and Donaldson- V 

( sonville. La. .. ) 

>' Jefferson Col., La. . 

4l|Bonnet Ouarre Ch. 

25IRed Church, La 

olCarrollton, La. 



120 



ST. LOUIS TO NEW ORLEANS, 



2 


La Favette, La., to 


4 


]1546 3 





N. ORLEANS, La. 


o 


| 1548 


From 


NEW ORLEANS TO 




From 


Or- 


CINCINNATI, 


to 


Cin- 


leans 


{Read up.) 


Place 


nati. 


JJJgJSt. LOUIS TO NEW 


Place 


St. 


leans. 


ORLEANS. 


Place. 






Mississippi River. 




1201 S. LOUIS, MO., to 





o 


1198'Oahokia, III 


3 


•3 


( Carondalet, or ) 






1194 ^ Vide Pouche, > 


4 


7 


|{ Mo S 






1192 Jefferson Barracks. 


2 


9 


1172 Harrison, 11] 


20 


29 


1170jHerculaneum, Mo.. 


2 


31 


1166Selma 


4 


35 


1151 Fort Chartres Isl'd. 


15 


k 50 


1140 St. Genevieve, Mo. 


11 


61 


1126iKaskaskia Riv.,111. 


14 


75 


1125 Chester, 111 


1 


76 


1111 


Laeoarse's Island. . 
C Devil's Bake- } 


14 


90 


1096 


< oven, and > 
f Grand Tower. S 


15 


105 


1079 Bainbridge, Mo...'. 


17 


122 


1071 Devil's Island 


8 


130 


1005'Cape Girardeau, Mo. 


6 


136 


1053J Commerce 


12 


148 


1042 Dog-tooth Island. . . 


11 


159 


1034 


Elk Island. 


8 


167 • 




( Cairo, III., and ) 


1028 


< MOUTH OF V 
( OHIO RIV.. S 


8 


175 


1020 


Island No. 1 


6 


181 


1003 


Columbus, Ky 


12 


193 


1007 


WolfsIsl'd,orNo.5 


1 


194 


989 


Hickman, Ky 


18 


213 


947 New Madrid, Mo. . 


42 


254 


940 Point Pleasant, Mo. 


7 


261 


913 


Little Prairie, Mo. 


27 


288 


888 


{ Needham's Isl- ) 
) and and Cut-off j 


25 


313 


885 


Bearfield Lan., Ark. 


3 


316 


880 


Ashport, Tenn.... 


5 


321 


8fJ8 Osceola, Ark 


12 


333 


865 Plum Point 


3 


336 


860! 1st Chickasaw Bluff 


5 


341 


858 


Fulton, Tenn 

C Rand'lph, Ten., ) 
1 and 2d Chick- \ 
( asaw Bluff. .. > 


2 


343 


848 


10 


353 








831 


3d Chickasaw Bluff 


17 


370 



Greenock, Ark. 
{ Wolf R., Tenn. J 
I MEMPHIS... j 

Norfolk, Miss 

Commerce, Miss. . . 

Peyton, Miss 

St Francis R.,& / 
Sterling, Ark. . j 

700 Helena, Ark . 

Yazoo Pass, or 
Bayou and Del- 
ta, Miss 

Horse-Shoe Bend 
Mou 



624 

620 

604 

501 
53>5 
534 
530 
490 
4e5 

475 

45 G 
441 
425 
415 

407 

307 
305 
385 
370 
360 
350 
342 
340 

330 



( Montgomery's ) 
< Point, Ark... \ 
( Victoria, Miss. ) 
White River, Ark.. 
j Arkansas Riv. ) 
( Napoleon, Ark, j 
Bolivar Lauding . .. 

Columbia, Ark 

Point Chicot 

Greenville, Miss. . . 
G'd Lake Lan., Ark. 
Princeton, Miss. . . 

Bunche's Bend ) 
and Cut-off. . . j 
LakeProvid'ce, La. 
Tompkinsville, La 
Campbellsville, La. 
Millikinsville, La. . 

Yazoo R.,Miss. ) 

and Sparta, La. 1 
Walnut Hills, Miss. 
VIOESB'RG-jMiss. 
Warrenton, Miss. . 
Palmyra Sett., Miss. 
Carthage Land., La. 
Point Pleasant, La. 

Black River 

G«and Gulf, Miss.. 

St. Joseph's, La. 



320 



204 



(seph'SjLa. ) 

and £ 

isb'ir.Miss. ) 



Bruinsb'j 
Rodnev, Miss. 
279INATCHEZ, Miss 
261 Ellis Cliffs, Miss.. 
235jHomochittoR.,Mis 

225iFort Adams 

01 J l Red River Isl'd, ) 
ZM \) and Cut-off... \ 

Raccourci Cut- \ 
offand Bend. 



171 



i Bayou Sara, St. > 
< Francis v'le, and v 
( Pt. Coupee, La. ) 



NEW ORLEANS TO THE GULF OF MEXICO. 



121 



168!Waterloo, La 

Port Hudson, La. .. 
( BATON ) 

} ROUGE, La. \ 
Plaquemine,La. .. . 
i Bayou laForche 
< and Donaldson- 

( vjlle, La 

Jefferson Col., La 
Bonnet Quarre Cli. 

Red Church, La 

Carrollton, La 

La Faj^ette, La., to 
NEW ORLEANS 



163 
138 

115 

81 



NEW ORLEANS TO 

ST. LOUIS. 

(Read up.) 



From NEW ORLEANS TO p]ace 
** THEGULFOFMEXI 

Mex. CO. 



N. ORLEANS to. 

Battle-Ground 

English Turn 

Poverty Point 

Wilkinson's 

Johnson's 

I Fort Jackson, ) 
I and Fort. Phillip j 

S. W. Pass 

j Pass la Outre, or ) 
( Outre Pass j 

Balize to 

C Bar at S. Pass ) 

< and GULF OF > 
( MEXICO > 



GULF OF MEXICO Pla ce 
TO NEW ORLEANS 

(Read up.) 



1033 
1038 

1063 

1086 

1120 

1136 
1160 
1176 
1195 
1199 
1201 









e 


6 


12 


18 


20 


3S 


7 


-15 


7 


52 


10 


62 


20 


82 


3 


85 


5 


90 



94 



PITTSBURG TO CIN- Plau 
CINNATI VIA STEU- 
BENVILLE. 



Steuhenville c£ Pitts- 
burr/ R. R. 

PITTSBURG to 

* Steuhenville, Ohio 

SkubenviUe and In- 
diana R.R. 

Sniithfield 

Bloornfield , 

Millers 

f Junction. 

i'airview 

•New Market 

Urichsville 

Trenton 

Port Washington.... 

Oxford 

La Fayette 

COSHOCTON 

Dresden 

Hanover 

t NEWARK 

Central Ohio R.R. 

I COLUMBUS 

Cincinnati, A'enia & 
Columbus R.R. 

"West Jefferson 

|| London 

XENIA 

Spring Yalley 

Corwin 

Freeport 

Morrow 

Deerfield 

Loveland's 

Miamiville 

Milford 

Phiinville 

CINCINNATI... 



CINCINNATI TO 
PITTSBURG VIA 
STEUBENVILLE. 



* The Beaver Extension R.R., 
which connects Steuhenville with 
Beaver, Pa., runs around the bend 
of the Ohio, uniting with the Ohio 
and Pennsylvania R.R. to Pitts- 
burg; also, at the Wellsville Junc- 
tion, with the Clevelaud and Wells- 
vide R.R.; also with Wheeling via 
the Wheeling Extension R. R. 



122 



PITTSBURG TO CHICAGO. 



f Cadiz Branch R. R., 7 miles, to 
Cadiz, Ohio, joins here. 

i The Sandusky, Mansfield and 
Newark R.R. extends from Newark 
to Lake Erie, at Sandusky, Ohio. 

g At Columbus, joins the Colum- 
bus, Piqua and Indiana R. R., con- 
necting with the Indiana railroads. 
Also, at Columbus, with the route 
to Cleveland. 

|| From London extends the Branch 
R. R. connecting with Springfield 
and Dayton, Ohio, thence with the 
route to Indianapolis. 

iV. B. See Routes from Cincinnati. 

Pittsburg to Philadelphia via the 
Pennsylvania R. R. (See page 101.) 



PITTSBURG TO CHI 

CAGO VIA FORT 

WAYNE, 



Ohio and Pennsylva- 
nia R. Rf 

PITTSBURG- to 

$ Crestline. (See ") 

\ page 123.) j 

Ohio & Indiana R. R. 

Leesville , 

Bucyrus 

Nevada 

Upper Sandusky.... 

Kirby 

Forest , 

Dunkirk 

Washington 

Johnstown 

La Fayette, Ohio.... 

LIMA.....' 

Elida 

Delpbos 

Tan Wert 

Dixon 

FORT WAYNE.. 
In progress from Fort 
Wayne to Chicago.via 

Warsaw, Ind 

Plymouth 

Valparaiso 

CHICAGO 



Place' From 

to Pitts- 

Place, burg. 



CHICAGO TO PITTS- r, ac < 

BURG VIA FORT i <° 

WAYNE. (Head up.)* 1 ™ 



■iC: 



The Fort Wayne and Chicago R. R. 
will be completed early in the spring 
of 1856. It is now opened from 
Pittsburg to Fort Wavne. 



From [ 



PITTSBURG TO CIN- 
CINNATI VIA OHIO 
& INDIANA R.R. 



PITTSBURG- to 

( Crestline. (See ) 
) Pittsb'g to In- f 
j dianapolis, p. i 

( 123.) ) 

Ohio d- Indiana R.R, 

Bucyrus... 

Upper Sandusky 

Forest 

Mad River and Lake 
Erie R. R. 

Kenton 

Bell-centre 

Richland 

Huntsville 

BELLEFONT'NE. 

West Liberty 

Urbana 

Springfield 

Enon 

Osborn 

DAYTON 

Carrollton... 

Miamisburg 

Carlisle 

Middletown 

HAMILTON.... 

Glendale 

Carthage 

Sprins: Grove 

CINCINNATI... 



From 
Pitts- 
burg. 





1ST 



199 
216 
228 



238 
251 

253 I 

255 

262 

269 

27' 

294 

300 

308 

319 

323 

329 

333 

341 

353 

363 

363 

372 



CINCINNATI TO 
PITTSBURG., 
(Read up.) 



From 
Pitts- 
burg. 



Fsom Pittsburg to Philadelphia, 
via the Pennsylvania R.R.^ is 352 
miles. (See page 101.) 



PITTSBURG TO CINCINNATI. 



123 



From 
Ciii- 

nati. 


PITTSBURG TO CIN- 
CINNATI VIA 
SPRINGFIELD, MT, 
VERNON & PITTS- 
BURG R.R, 


Ptecc 

to 
Place. 


149 

32 
32 
48 
24 
35 
25 


From 
Pitte- 

burg. 


345 
196 

164 
13> 


PITTSBURG to 

f Lakeville, Ohio. \ 
\ See next route.) j" 
Springfield, ML Ver- 
non <£ Pittsburg R.R. 
Mount Yernon 



149 

181 
213 


84 




261 


60 




285 


*?r> 




R20 





CINCINNATI 


345 


From 
Cin- 

nati. 


CINCINNATI TO 
PITTSBURG. 
(Head up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Pitts- 
burg. 



N.B. This route, between Dela- 
ware and Springfield, Ohio, is not 
yet finished. 



From 
Ind'n- 
apolis 



392 
386 
382 
380 
375 
372 
369 
367 
364 
354 
343 
343 
333 
327 
323 
318 
315 
310 
304 
292 
284 
277 
273 



PITTSBURG TO 
INDIANAPOLIS. IA. 



Ohio and Pennsylva- 
nia R. R. 

PITTSBURG- to 

Courtney's 

Haysville 

Sewickley ,,. 

Economy 

Baden 

Freedom 

Rochester 

New Brighton 

Darlington 

Enon 

Palestine 

Columbiana 

Franklin 

Salem 

Damascus 

Smithfield 

* ALLIANCE 

Strasburg 

Canton 

MASSILLON 

Lawrence 

Fairview 

fOrrville 



•202 



Paradise 

WOOSTER 

Millbrook 

Clinton 

X Lakeville 

Loudonville 

Perrysville 

Lucas 

g MANSFIELD 

Spang Mil] 

|| CRESTLINE 

Cleveland, Columbus 
c£ Cincinnati P. R. 

Galion 

Belief oyitaine and In- 
diana R. R. 

Caledonia 

Marion 

Bryant's 

Mount Victory 

Ridgeway 

Rushsvlvania 

^BELLEFONT'E, 

Quincy 

Pemberton 

Sidney 

Versailles 

** Union 

Indianapolis and 
Bellefontaine R. R. 

Winchester 

Farmland 

Selma 

Muncie 

Yorktown 

Chesterfield 

Anderson 

Pendleton 

Alfont 

Fortville 

Oakland 

Laneville 

INDIANAPOLIS... 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
PITTSBURG. 
(Read up.) 



Note. — From Pittsburg to Phila- 
delphia and Baltimore, see pages 
101 and 173. For Routes from In- 
dianapolis, see page 148. 

* At Alliance connects with the 
Pittsburg and Cleveland R.R.; also 
the Cleveland and Wellsville R. R. 

f At Orville with the Cleveland) 



124 



PITTSBURG TO INDIANAPOLIS. 



Zanesville and Cincinnati R. R. Pas- 
sengers from Pittsburg for Akron or 
Millersburg, Ohio, will stop here. 

% At Lakeville, the Springfield, 
Mount Vernon and Pittsburg R. R. 
■will connect. 

g At Mansfield, connects with the 
Route to Sandusky and Newark, 
Ohio. 

|| At Crestline, with the Route to 
Fort Wayne and Chicago; also, with 
the Route to Columbus and Cincin- 
nati. 

\ At Bellefontaine, with the Mad 
River and LaJce Erie R. R. 

** At Union, with the Greenville 
and Miami R. R. } running to Day- 
ton, Ohio. 



374 
332 



314 
308 
299 
280 
273 
263 
959 
252 
237 
224 
217 

184 



172 

159 
149 
134 

109 

79 



PITTSBURG, PA., TO 
INDIANAPOLIS. IA„ 
VIA STEUBENViLLE. 



Pittsburg and Steu- 
bmville R. R. 

PITTSBURG- to 

Steubenville, Ohio... 

Steubenville and In- 
diana R. R. 

Bloomfield 

Cadiz Junction 

Xew Market 

Trenton 

Port Washington 

Oxford 

La Fayette 

Coshocton 

Dresden 

Hanover 

NEWARK 

Central Ohio R.R. 

COLUMBUS 

Columbus, Piqua and 
Indiana R. R. 

Bronson's 

Unionville 

Woodstock 

Urbana 

Piqua 

Union 

Indianapolis and 

BelUfontaine R. R. 

Winchester, la 

Smithfield 

Muncie 

Chesterfield 



31 


Anderson 


6 
3 
14 
14 


343 


918 


Alfont 


346 


14 


Oakland 


360 





INDIANOPOLIS... 


374 


From 
Ind'n- 
a polis 


INDIANAPOLIS TO 
PITTSBURG. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Pitts- 
burg. 


From 
Ind'n- 


PITTSBURG TO 
INDIANAPOLIS VIA 
STEUBENVILLE AND 

DAYTON, OHIO, 


Place 

Place. 


42 

80 
35 
33 
55 

24 

40 

35 
33 

Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Pitts- 


377 
335 

255 


Pittsburg and Steu- 
benviHe R. R. 

PITTSBURG to 

Steubenville, Ohio... 
Steubenville and In- 
diana R. R. 



42 

122 


220 




157 


187 


COLUMBUS 


190 


132 
108 


Xenia 

Dayton d Xenia R. 
DAYTON 


245 


68 
33 


Dayton d* Western R. 

Richmond, la 

Indianapolis and 
Richmond R. R. 


309 
344 





INDIANAPOLIS... 


377 


From 
Ind'n- 


INDIANAPOLIS TO 
PITTSBURG. 


From 
Pitts- 



PITTSBURG TO 

CUMBERLAND. MD, 

(In progress.) 



Via Connellsrille R. 

PITTSBURG- to 

Turtle Creek 

Youghiogeny River., 

West Newton 

Peoryopolis.... 

E ast Liberty 

CONNELLSV'LE 

Myers* MiUs 

CUMBERL'D, 31d 



CUMBERLAND TO 

berl'di PITTSBURG. Plac 




Cumberland to Baltimore, via the 

Baltimore and Ohio R. R., 178 miles. 

Cumberland to Wheeling, 202 m. 



PITTSBURG TO MERCER. 



125 



From 

"Whee- 
ling- 


PITTSBURG TO 
WHEELING, 


Pl;ice 
Place. 


From 
Pitts- 
burg. 


50 
46 
38 
31 
21 


PITTSBURG- to.. 

Herriottsville 

Caanonsburg 

Washington 




10 
8 
7 

10 
7 
4 

10 



10 
18 
25 
35 


14 

10 o 


West Alexander. .. 
Triadelphia, Va., to 
* WHEELING • . - 


42 
46 
50 


From 
Whee- 
ling. 


WHEELING TO 
PITTSBURG, 

{Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Pltt.S- 

burg. 



* From Wheeling to Columbus 
and Cincinnati, see page 127. 



PITTSBURG TO 
MERCER, PA. 



By Stno-e from 
PITTSBURG to. 

Zealianople 

Harmony 

Portersville 

Harlinsburg 

LeasbUre to 



.MERCER. 



B.MVIERCERTO PITTS- 
**• I BURG. (Read up.) 



From 
Cleve- 
land. 



139 

127 

122 

119 

116 

114 

111 

301 

95 

90 

80 

74 

70 

t>5 



PITTSBURG TO 
CLEVELAND. 



Ohio 8c Pcnn'a R. R 
PITTSBURG to . . 

Sewicfcly 

Economy. ..... ...... 

~aden —. 

Freedom 

Rochester , 

N. Brighton 

Darlington . 

Enon , 

Palestine 

Columbiana , 

Franklin 

Salem 

Stanley 

11* 



Pitts- 
tang. 



57 



Alliance 

Cleveland $ Wells- 
ville R. R. 

Lima 

At water 

Ravenna 

Earlville 

Hudson 

Macedonia 

Bedford 

Newbnrg to 

CLEVELAND... 



CLEVELAND TO 
PITTSBURG. 
(Read up.) 



8 82 



87 
90 
101 
107 
113 
119 
125 
131 
139 



bw$. 



At Pittsburg a connection is 
formed between the Ohio and Penn- 
sylvania Railroad and the Pennsyl- 
vania Central Railroad, leading to 
Philadelphia, Baltimore, &x. 

Steamboats will be found at Cleve- 
land to carr)- passengers to Detroit 
and Monroe, Mich., and to Dunkirk, 
Buffalo, and other places on the 
Lake. 

For the railroad route from Cleve- 
land to Chicago, and from Cleve- 
land to Dunkirk and Buffalo, see 
pages 68 and 09. From Cleveland 
to Cincinnati, see page 145. 



Cin- 
cin- 


PITTSBURGH CIN- 
CINNATI, VIA CO- 
LUMBUS. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Pitts- 
burg. 


356 
344 


Ohio # Penva. R.R. 
PITTSBURG to... 




12 
5 
8 
3 

16 
5 

10 
6 
4 
5 
8 
6 

12 
8 
7 
8 




12 

17 


339 




331 




25 


328 
319 


N. Brighton 


28 
44 


307 




49 

59 
65 


297 
291 


Columbiana 

Franklin 


287 




69 


289 






274 




82 


968 


Strasburg 


88 


256 




100 


248 
941 


Massillon 


108 
115 


233 


Orrville 


123 



126 



PITTSBURG TO CHICAGO. 



230 

222 
216 
212 
200 
195 
182 
170 



167 
156 
151 
136 
122 
114 

99 
89 

78 
67 
59 

52 
45 
40 
32 
28 
23 
17 
15 
10 




Paradise 

Wooster 

Mill brook 

Middletown 

Loudon vj lie 

Perry vjlJe 

Mansfield 

Crestline 

Clever nd, Columbus, 

nd Cincinnati R.R. 

Galion 

Giiead 

Cardington 

Delaware 

Worthineton 

COLUMBUS 

Col'busScXeniaR.R. 

XV. Jefferson 

London 

Charleston 

Cedarville 

Xenia 

Little Miami R. R. 

Spring Valley 

Corwin 

Freeport 

Morrow 

Deerfield 

Loveland's 

Miami viile 

Milibrd 

Plainville to 

CINCINNATI . . . 



CINCINNATI TO 

PITTSBURG, VIA 

COLUMBUS, 0, 

(Read up.) 



126 l 394 
134 I 391 

140 f 380 
144 I 368 
150 J 356 
161 1 350 

174 §342 

186 



189 
200 

205 
•2-20 
234 
242 

257 
267 
275 
289 
297 

304 
311 
31 6 

324 

328 
333 
339 
341 
340 
350 



PITTSBURG TO 
CHICAGO. 



Ohio $ Penn'a R.R. 
481 PITTSBURG- to... 
469 So wick ley 



464 
456 
453 
443 
437 
432 
422 
416 
412 
399 



Economy 
Rochester. .. 
M. Brighton. 
Darlington. . 

Enon 

Palestine . . . 
Columbiana 
Franklin ... 

Salem 

Alliance. . . 
Cleveland and Wells- 
ville R. R. 




12 
17 



317 
309 
304 
2^»9 
28S 
283 
275 
260 
231 

220 

203 
203 
199 

189 

176 
101 
150 
138 

133 
121 

111 
102 
91 
87 
76 
60 
42 




Lima 

Atwater . .. 

Ravenna 

Hudson. 

Bedford 

Newfrurg 

CLEVELAND...- 

Cleveland, Norwalk, 

and Toledo R. R. 

Grafton 

Oberlin 

Camden 

Wakeman. 

Nor walk 

Monroeville 

Bellevue 

Fremont 

TOLEDO 

Eric 8? RaVm? zoo RR. 

Svlvania 

B'lissfleld 

Paliiivra 

ADRIAN 

Mich. Southern R.R. 

Clavton 

Pitfsfield 

Gluincy 

Cold water 

Burr Oak 

Sturgis' Prairie. .. . 

White Pigeon 

North' n Ind'na R. R. 

Bristol 

Elkhart 

Mishawakie 

South Bend 

Terre Coupee 

Laporte 

Calumet to 

i§CHICAGO 



CHICAGO TO PITTS- 

i BURG, (Read up.) 



3 


28 


10 


38 


6 


44 


5 


49 


10 


59 


6 


65 


4 


69 


13 


82 



ROUTES FROM WHEELING VA, 



127 



From 
Nia'a 

Falls. 


PITTSBURG TO BUF- 
FALO & NIAGARA 
FALLS, 


Plate 

JO 

Place. 


From 
l'itts- 
burg. 




* Via Alleghany Yal- 
h 1/ R. R. 

PITTSBURG to 

Lawrenceville, Pa.... 




















FREEPORT 






Kiskiminitas River.. 












KITTANNING- 

Mahoning Creek 

Red Bank Creek 

Millville 






BROOKVILLE 






Mill Creek Mills 

RIDGWAY 












Olean, N. Y 






Attica 

BUFFALO 

NIAGARA F'LLS 




From 
Kia'a 

Falls. 


NIAGARA FALLS TO 
PITTSBURG, 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Pitts- 
burg. 



* This Route, when completed, will 
connect at Freeportwith the North- 
western R. R.; at Ridgway, with the 
Sunbury and Erie R.R., also with 
the Venango R. R.; at Olean. with 
the New York and Erie R.R.; at At- 
tica, with the Buffalo and N. York 
City R. R., and the road to Batavia, 
&c; at Buffalo, with the Niagara 
Falls and Buffalo R. R., the Buffalo 
and Brantford R.R.. in Canada, and 
the New York Central R. R. 



ROUTES FROM WHEELING, VA, 



For Routes by the Ohio River, see page 115. 

From Wheeling to Baltimore, see page 171. 

From Wheeling to Philadelphia, by railroad, see page 103. 



*£ WHEELING, VA., TO p £ ce 



CINCINNATI 



Via Central Ohio R. 

256 *WHEEL'G,Ya.to 

252 Bell Aire, Ohio.... 

243 Glencoe 

225 Barnesville 

209 Campbell's 

200 CAMBRIDGE... 

194 Concord 

189 Norwich 



Will- 
ing. 


174 
170 




165 




156 





148 


4 


137 


13 


133 


31 


123 


47 


115 


56 




62 




67 


90 



ZANESVILLE 

Dillon's Falls 

Pleasant Yalley 

Rockdale 

NEWARK 

Kirkersville 

Pataskalia 

Taylor's 

COLUMBUS 

Cincinnati, Xenia c£ 

Columbus R. R. 
London 



82 
86 
91 
100 
108 
119 
123 
133 
141 



166 



12S 



WHEELING TO CINCINNATI. 



60 IXENIA 

40 j Freeport \. 

27 jDeerfield 

18 Loveland's 

9 Milford 

CINCINNATI.. 



CINCINNATI TO 

WHEELING, VA. 

{Read up.) 



* Wheeling to Philadelphia, via 
Hempfield R.R. (in progress), 398 
miles. 

Wheeling to Baltimore, via Balti- 
more and Ohio R. R., 380 miles. 



1074 



898 
881 
844 
793 
742 
679 
587 
546 
543 
373 
175 



WHEELING TO CIN-n.ce 
C1NNATI, LCUISV'LE 
AND ST. LOUIS, 



Via the Ohio River. 
WHEELING- to 

Marietta, Ohio 

S Parkersburg.Ta. ) 
I Belpre, Ohio..- { 

Pomeroy. Ohio 

Gallipolis 

Guavendotte , 

PORTSMOUTH ... 
MAYSVILLE. Ky, 
CINCINNATI, 0... 

Madison. la 

LOUISVILLE, Ky. 
Xew Albany, la.. 

Evansville, la 

CAIRO, 111... 

Via Mississippi River 
ST. LOUIS 



142 
117 



101 



70 



ST. LOUIS TO 
WHEELING. 
{Read up.) 

wheelinFto 
cleveland. 

Wheeling Extens'n R. 
* WHEELING to... 
Steubenville, Ohio... 
Pittsburg and Cleve- 
land R. R. 
Wellsville Junction. 

Hammondsville 

f Hanover 

Rochester 



175 



j Bayard, 

Moultrie 

$ Alliance 

Lima 

Ravenna 

I' Hudson 

Bedford 

CLEVELAND- 



CLEVELAND TO 
WHEELING. 
(Read up.) 



* WheeFg to Baltimore, see p. 171. 

Wheeling to Philadelphia, Tia the 
Hempfield R.R. (in progress), 398 
miles. 

f Hanover Branch R. R., 14; miles, 
connects here. 

X The Tuscarawas Extension R.R. 
connects here : it runs to New Phi- 
ladelphia, 32 miles. 

$ Connection with the Ohio and 
Pennsylvania R.R. 

|| Cleveland, Zanesville and Cin- 
cinnati R.R. connects here; it runs 
via Akron, Ohio, to Millersburg, 
and thence to Zanesville. where it 
will connect with the Route to Cin- 
cinnati. 



WHEELING TO 
■ INDIANAPOLIS, IA. «** 


141 



194 



WHEELING to.... 
Columbus, O. 
(See Route, 
Wheeling to 
Cin'ti, p. 127.) 
Columbus, Piqua and 
Indiana R. R. 

176 Pleasant Talley 

171 Unionville 

161 Woodstock 

146 t Urbana 

121 iFIQUA 

99 Greenville 

84 |§ Union 

Indianapolis and 
Bellefontaine R. R. 

74 Winchester, la 

54 Muncie 

36 Anderson..- 

INDIANAPOLIS.. 



EX INDIANAPOLIS. !A. S "S-Jg 
SiJ TO WHEELING. f£* 





141 



15£ 
164 1 

17 

m\ 

214 
23€| 
261 



ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI. 



129 



* Connects with the Cleveland, 
Columbus and Cincinnati K. K. 

t At Urfoana, with the Mad lliver 
and Lake Erie 11. H. 

X At Piqua, with the Dayton and 
Michigan K. K., in progress. 

g At Union, with the Indianapolis 
and Bellefontaine 11. R. 

X. B. See Routes from Indianapo- 
lis. 



WHEELING TO CIN- 
CINNATI VIA MA- 
RIETTA, 

Marietta dc }VheeVg R. 

(Inprotjress.) 
WHEELING- to.... 

Marietta, Ohio 

Athens 

Chillicothe 

Greenfield 

Blanchester 

Loveland's 

CINCINNATI 

CINCINNATI TO 
WHEELING. 
(Head up.) 



WHEELING TO 
LEXINGTON, KY. 


Place 

10 

Place. 


From 
Will- 
ing. 


(Route in progress.) 
WHEELING- to.... 




75 
33 
35 

40 
51 
67 







108 
143 
183 
234 
301 






MAYSVILLE, Ky 
LEXINGTON 


LEXINGTON, KY„ 
WHEELING. 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Wh'l- 
ing. 



ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI. 



A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES, FARES, &c, FROM 
CINCINNATI TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT 
PLACES IN THE UNION. 

The following table will show, at a glance, the distance, expense, and 
time occupied, in travelling from Cincinnati to the most prominent 
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must he made in the rate of 
fares when travelling in steamboats, upon Lakes or Rivers, as those 
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which 
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be ob- 
tained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near enough 
to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given is that which 
is actually occupied in passing from one point to another ; the detentions 
between each route are not taken into consideration, as these the tra- 
veller must determine for himself. The distances are generally given by 
the shortest routes. 



130 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &c 



Names of Places. 



rTTSTOINNATI to Baltimore, via Zanesville and Wheeling 
OIW01JNJNA1J. w Baltimqre> via Ohio River, and Balti- 
more and Ohio R.R ............. 

<>. Baltimore, via Pittsburg and Harris 



bur< 



Boston," via Cleveland, Buffalo and 
Boston^ via" Crestline, Pittsburg and 



Philadelphia 

Charleston, S.C., via Nashville, Tenn 
Chicago, via Sandusky, Lake Erie and 

Detroit »*m"7'y*""A" 

Chicago, via Sandusky and Toledo, 0. : 

and Michigan Southern R.R 

Chicago, via Indianapolis, la 

Cleveland, via Columbus,..-.... 

Columbus, Ohio, via Xenia, Ohio. 

Dayton, Ohio •« •**t"\" 

Detroit, Mich., via Sandusky and Lake 

Erie • ■'••"."": '^ 

Frankfort, Ky., via Covington, Ky 

Frankfort, Ky., via Ohio and Ken 

tucky Rivers •• 7 "JET 

Galena, 111., via Indianapolis and Chi- 
cago * 

Hamilton, Ohio • ••• 

Indianapolis via Greensburg, la 
Indianapolis, via Ohio and Miss. R. R., 
and Madison and Indianapolis R. it- 
Indianapolis, via Ohio River, and Madi- 
son, la •• ••'•• 

Indianapolis, via Richmond, la .. 

La Fayette, la., via Greensburg and 

Indianapolis «••••• ■«••• 

Lexington, Ky., via Covington, Ky 

Louisville, Ky., via Ohio River 

Louisville, Ky., via Lexington . . .. ... > 

Memphis, Tenn., via Ohio and Missis- 
sippi Rivers ,""""££"' 

Milwaukee, Wis., via Indianapolis, Chi 

eago, and Lake Michigan 

Mobile, Ala., via Nashville, Tenn... 

Montgomery, Ala., via Nashville, Tenn, 
Montreal, via Buffalo and L. Ontario. 
Montreal, by R.R., via Buffalo and 

NASHViLLE,"Tenn.',"via Ohio and Cum- 
berland Rivers ••••• '^ZSE 

New Orleans, La., via Ohio and Mis- 
sissippi Rivers V"^'"&'\'~"k\' 

New York, via Cleveland, Buffalo, Al- 
bany, and Hudson River R.R.. • 

New York, via Columbus, Crestline and 
Pittsburj 



1032 
1254 



Hours 

25 


Fare. 


14 00 


50 


11 00 


27 


16 00 


44 


22 50 


52 
137 


23 00 
30 00 


2S| 


11 50 



576 
314 

255 
120 

60 

28? 
12: 

140 

485 
25 
110 

135 

179 

108 

174 
94 
133 
191 

767 

404 

1050 
1150 
954 

994 

675 

vm 

881 



11 50 
9 0C 

6 0C 

3 2c 
1 8C 

7 0C 

4 <K 

3 5C 



41 



3 U 

3 V, 

4 0< 
3 ' 

5 M 
3 0< 

2 5' 

6 

10 

13 
45 C 

35 C 

IS C 

24 ! 

10 C 



15 ( 
17 < 



32| 



17 t 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &c 



131 



Names of Places. 



917 

480 
720 
830 

474 

49 6 

213 
775 
1230 



CINCINNATI to New York, via Cleveland and Erie R.B 

' ; New York, via Ohio River to Pittsburg 
and Pennsylvania R.R ., 

" Niagara. 1' alls, via Cleveland and Buf- 
falo 

" Philadelphia, via Columbus, Crestline 
and Pittsburg 

" Philadelphia, via Ohio River and Pitts- 
burg 

" Pittsrurg, Pa., via Crestline 

" Pittsburg, via Ohio River 

" Rock Island, 111., via Indianapolis and 
Chicago 

" Sandusky, via Mad River and Lake 

Erie R.R's 

Saratoga Springs, via Cleveland, 

" Savannah, Ga, via Nashville, Tenn 

" St. Louis, via Ohio and Mississippi R.R 
(In progress.) 

" St. Louis, via Indianapolis and Alton... 

" St. Louis, via Ohio and Miss. Rivers 69' 

" St. Paul, Min. Ter., via Chicago, Galena 

and Mississippi River 823 

" St. Paul, Min. Ter., via Ohio and Mis- 
sissippi Rivers 14S2 

" Terre Haute, la., via Greensburg and 

Indianapolis 183 

" Yicksburg, Miss., via Ohio and Missis- 
sippi Rivers 1153 

" Washington, D.C., via Zanesville and 

Wheeling 651 

" Wheeling, via Ohio River 383 

" Wheeling, via Circleville and Zanes- 

ville, Ohio 249 

" Zanesville. Ohio, via Wilmington, Ohio 16* 



Mil.-s. Hours Fare. 



17 00 
14 00 
12 50 
16 00 
11 00 

500 
14 00 

5 00 

18 50 
30 00 



12 00 
10 00 

18 00 

18 00 

5 50 

15 00 

15 25 
5 00 

7 50 
5 00 



ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, 
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE, AND INTERMEDIATE 
POINTS. 



Cincinnati to Boston, Mass. 



CINCINNATI to 

Xenia, Ohio 

Columbus 

Crestline 

Cleveland 

Erie, Pa 

Dunkirk, N.Y 

Buffalo 

Albanv. via New York Central R.R. (See page 60.) 
BOSTON, via Western R.R. (See page 24.) 



Place to 
Place. 


Miles, 








65 


65 


55 


120 


60 


180 


75 


255 


95 


350 


47 


397 


41 


438 


298 


736 


200 


9S6 



132 



ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI. 



Cincinnati to Boston, via Philadelphia and N. York. 



CINCINNATI to 

Pittsburg, via Columbus. (See page 126.) 

Philadelphia; via Pennsvlvania R.R. (See page 101.). 

New York. (See pages 8S, 89.) 

BOSTON. (See page 42.) 

Cincinnati to New York, via Dunk-irk. 

CINCINNATI to ! 

Columbus. (See page 134.) 

Cleveland. (See page 134.) 

Erie 

Dunkirk. N.Y. (See page 48.) , 

NEW YORK, via Erie R.R. (See page 48.) 

Cincinnati to New York, via Buffalo and Albany. 

CINCINNATI to 

Cleveland. (See page 134.) 

Buffalo. (See page 68.) .' 

Albany. (See page 60.) 

NEW YORK. (See page 53.) 

Cincinnati to New York, via Sandusky, Ohio. 

CINCINNATI to 

Sandusky, via Mad River and Lake Erie R.R. (See p. 135.)., 

Cleveland, Ohio 

Dunkirk, via Lake Erie Steamboat, 149 miles; via Cleveland 

bv Bailroad 

NEW YORK, via Erie R. R. (See page 48.) 

Cincinnati to New York, via Crestline, Pittsburg and Phila- 
delphia. 

CINCINNATI to 

Pittsburg, via Columbus. (See page 126.) 

Philadelphia. (See patre 101.) 

NEW YORK. (See pages 88, 89.) 

Cincinnati to N. York, via Steubenville, Pennsylvania R. R., 
and Easton, Pa. 

CINCINNATI to 

Pittsburg, Pa., via Steubenville. (See page 121.) 

Harrisburg, via Pennsylvania R. R. (See page 101.) 

Auburn, Pa., via Dauphin and Susquehanna R.R./. 

Easton. via Allentown Branch R.R 

NEW YORK, via N.J. Central R.R 

Cincinnati to Philadelphia, via Crestline and Pittsburg. 

CINCINNATI to ~ 

Pittsburg, via Columbus. (See page 126.) 

PHILADELPHIA. (See page 101.) 



ROUTES FROM CINCINNATI, 



133 



Cincinnati to Philadelphia* via Bellefontaine, and Ohio and 
Indiana It. R. 



CINCINNATI to 

Pittsburg, via Dayton. Bellefontaine, and Ohio and Indiana 
R.R. (Seepage 122.) 

PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R.R. (See p. 101.).. 



Cincinnati to Philadelphia, via Springfield, Mt. Vernon and 
Pittsburg It. R. 



CINCINNATI to 

Pittsburg, via Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pittsburg R.B, 

(Seepage 123.) 

PHILADELPHIA. (See page 101.) 



Cincinnati to Philadelphia, via Hempfield R.R. (In progress.) 



CINCINNATI to 

"Wheeling, Va., via Columbus and Central Ohio R.R. (See 

page 128.) 

Greensburg. Pa. via Hempfield R.R 

PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R.R. (See p. 101.). 



Cincinnati to Philadelphia, via Marietta, 0.,and Wheeling, Va, 



CINCINNATI to 

Marietta, Ohio 

Wheeling 

PHILADELPHIA, via Hempfield and Pennsylvania R.R. 
(See page 103.1 



Cincinnati to Philadelphia, via Ohio River and Pittsburg. 



CINCINNATI to 

Pittsburg, via Ohio River. (See pagell6.) 

PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R. R. (See p. 101.). 

Cincinnati to Philadelphia , via Wilmington and Zanesville, 
Ohio, and the Hempfield and Pennsylvania R.R's. (In 
progress.) 



CINCINNATI to 

"Wilmington, Ohio, via Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanes- 
ville R.R r...... 

"Washington 

Circleville 

Zanesvilie 

Wheeling, via Central Ohio R.R 

Greensburg. via Hempfield R. R 

PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R.R 



Cincinnati to Baltimore, via Crestline and Pennsylvania R.R. 



CINCINNATI to 

Crestline , 

Pittsburg, Pa. (See page 126.) 

Harrisburg, via Pennsylvania R.R.. 
BALTIMORE, % via York, Pa 



134 CINCINNATI TO CLEVELAND. 

Cincinnati to Baltimore, via Wheeling. 



CINCINNATI to 

Zanesville, via Wilmington, Ohio 

Wheeling, via Central Ohio R.R 

BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Ohio R.R.. 



Cincinnati to Baltimore; via Parkersburg. 



CINCINNATI to 

Parkersburg, Va., via Hillsboro', Ohio . 

Tygart's Three Forks (Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Junction.), 
BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Ohio R.R 



Cincinnati to Baltimore, via Ohio River and Wheeling. 



CINCINNATI to 

Wheeling, via Ohio River. (See page 127.) 

BALTIMORE, via Baltimore and Ohio R.R. 
171) 



(See page 



Place to 
Place. 


Miles. 








167 


167 


82 


219 


380 


629 


,_ 










176 


^76 


104 


280 


286 


566 








383 


383 


380 


. 763 



Fro-; 



255 

246 
241 
238 
232 
228 
223 
219 
214 
210 
204 
197 
190 

182 
176 
171 
160 
149 
135 



119 
115 
112 
97 
92 
82 
75 
67 



CINCINNATI TO 
CLEVELAND, 0. 



Little Miami R.R. 

CINCINNATI to... 

Plainville, Ohio 

Milford 

Miamiville 

* Loveland's 

Foster's 

Deerfield 

f Morrow 

Fort Ancient , 

Freeport 

Corwin 

Spring Valley 

+ XENIA 

Columbus & Xenia R 

Oedarville 

Selma 

South Charleston 

London 

West Jefferson 

2 COLUMBUS 

Cleveland, Columbus 
& Cincinnati R. R. 

Orange 

Berlin 

i; DELAWARE 

Cardington 

Gilead 

^Galion 

** Crestline 

ft Shelby 



Place 


From 


to 


Cin- 


Place. 


cin'ti. 








9 


9 


5 


14 


3 


17 


6 


23 


4 


27 


5 


32 


4 


36 


5 


41 


4 


45 


6 


51 


7 


58 


7 


65 


8 


73 


6 


79 


5 


84 


11 


95 


11 


106 


14 


120 


16 


136 


4 


140 


3 


143 


15 


158 


5 


163 


10 


173 


7 


180 


8 


188 



Salem 

Greenwich , 

New London 

Rochester 

Wellington 

La Grange 

$$ Grafton 

01mstea4 

Berea 

Rockport 

CLEVELAND . 



CLEVELAND TO 
CINCINNATI, 

{Read up.) 



194 
201 
207 
212 
219 
223 
230 
236 
241 
248 
255 



* Hillsbord' and Cincinnati R. R. 
connects here. This road is in pro- 
gress, to join the Marietta Route; 
also, the Route to Baltimore; via 
Parkersburg. 

f Cincinnati, Wilmington d. Zanes- 
ville R.R. unites here; it leads to 
Wheeling, Va., via Zanesville, Ohio, 
and will, at the latter place* connect 
with the Route in progress to Cleve- 
land, via the Cleveland, and Zanes- 
ville R: R. 

% At Xenia, connects with the 
Route to Dayton, Ohio, and Indian- 
apolis, la., via Richmond, la.; also, 
the Route to Springfield, Ohio, where 
it connects with the Mad River and 
Lake Erie R. R. # 



CINCINNATI TO SANDUSKY, 



135 



\ From Columbus, Ohio, diverges 
the Central Ohio R. R., via Newark 
and Zanesville, Ohio, to Wheeling, 
Ya.: also, the Columbus, Piqua and 
Indiana R. R., connecting with the 
Koute to Indianapolis. 

|| At Delaware, intersects the 
Spring fidd, Mount Vernon and Pitts- 
burg R. R. 

% At Galion, connects with the 
Route to Indianapolis, la., via Belle- 
fontaine and Union. 

** At Crestline, connects with the 
Ohio and Pennsylvania R.R., leading 
to Pittsburg and Philadelphia; and 
westward to Lima, Ohio, and Fort 
Wayne, la.; and with the Chicago 
and Fort Wayne R. R., in progress 
of construction. 

ff At Shelby, intersects the Seen- 
dusky and Mansfield R. R., running 
north to Lake Erie, at Sandusky, 
and south to Newark, Ohio; at the 
latter place, connects with the Steu- 
benville and Indiana R.R., and also 
the Central Ohio R. R. 

Xt From Grafton, diverges the 
southern division of the Cleveland 
and Toledo R. R.. connecting with 
the Route to Chicago via Toledo 
and the Michigan Southern R. R. 

N. B. From Cleveland, Ohio, pas- 
sengers may reach New York, and 
the Eastern States, by the L. Shore 
R.R.. via Erie, Pa., and Dunkirk 
and Buffalo, N.Y.; and westward by 
the Route via Toledo, Ohio, to Chi- 
cago, Rock Island. HI.. Milwaukie, 
Wis., St. Paul, Min. Ter., and all 
towns in the North-western States. 
By the Cleveland & Pittsburg R. R., 
and the Pennsylvania R. R.. passen- 
gers may reach Philadelphia, New 
York, &c. 



From 
San- 
dusky 


CINCINNATI TO 
SANDUSKY, OHIO, 


Place 

Place 



5 

3 
2 


From 
Cin- 
ciii'ti. 


213 

208 


Cincinnati, Hamilton 

and Dayton R.R. 
CINCINNATI to... 



5 


205 




8 


203 


Carthage 


10 



GlendaJe 

* HAMILTON 

Middietown 

Carlisle 

Miamisburg 

f DAYTON 

Mad River and Laic 

Eric R. R. 
t SPRING-FIELD... 

\ Urbana 

West Libertv 

IBEL'FONTAINE 

Huntsville 

Kenton 

\ Patterson 

** Carey 

Tiffin 

Clyde 

ft SANDUSKY 



SANDUSKY TO 

CINCINNATI, 

(Read up.) 



100 
110 
122 
140 
150 
174 
180 
190 
213 



Hamilton and Richmond R.R. 
connects here, leading to Indian- 
apolis, la. 

f Connects with the Route to In- 
dianapolis, via Richmond. la.: also 
with Xenia, and the Dayton and 
Greenville, and Dayton and Michigan 
R. R's. 

% Connects with the Route to Day- 
ton and Indianapolis, via Richmond, 
la.; also to Columbus, Ohio, via 
London, and the Springfield, Mount 
Vernon and Pittsburg R. R. 

\ At Urbana, with the Columbus, 
Piqua and Indiana R. R. 

|j At Bellefontaine, Ohio, with the 
Indianapolis and Bellefontaine R.R.; 
also with the Ohio and Pennsylvania 
R.R. 

fl At Patterson, with the Route to 
Fort Wayne, and the Route to 
Pittsburg. 

** Branch R.R. to Findley, 16 
miles. 

ff At Sandusky, connects with 
the Routes leading east to Cleve- 
land, Dunkirk, Buffalo, &c, and 
west to Toledo, Chicago, &c. 



136 



CINCINNATI TO TOLEDO, 



CINCINNATI TO TO 
LEDO, 0., VIA DAY 
TON AND PIQUA, 



Cincinnati, Hamilton 
and Dayton R. R. 

CINCINNATI to 

Cummingsville, Ohio 

Ludlow 

Carthage 

Lockland 

Glendale 

Jones' 

HAMILTON 

Trenton 

Middletown 

Carlisle 

Miamishurg 

Carrollton 

DAYTON 

Dayton and Michi- 
gan R. R. 

Johnson's 

National Road 

Tippecanoe 

TROY 

PIQUA 

Miami Extension 
Canal. 

Newport 

Minster 

St. Mary's 

Deep Cut 

Junction 

Wabash and Erie 
Canal. 

Defiance 

Florida 

Napoleon 

Damascus , 

Providence 

Waterville 

Maumee 

TOLEDO, Ohio 



TOLEDO, 0., TO 

CINCINNATI, 

{Read up.) 



Place 

i'hu'c. 



1 1 •> m 



From Cincinnati to Dayton, Ohio, 
the Short Line R. R. is in progress 
of construction. It will be about 
53 miles in length, 7 miles less than 
by the way of Hamilton. 

The Dayton and MichiganR. R. is 



in course of construction. Its route 
will be nearly parallel with the 
Mad River and Lake Erie R.R., 
and will connect Cincinnati with 
Toledo, and finally with Detroit, 
Michigan. 



CINCINNATI TO 
TOLEDO, 0„ AND 
DETROIT, MICH. 

Via Mad River and 
Lake Erie R. R. 

CINCINNATI to.... 
( * Sandusky. (See ) 
< Route, page > 
I 135.) ) 

TOLEDO 

Stage Route. 

Manhattan, Ohio 

Erie, Mich 

La Salle 

MONROE . 

Best 

Newport 

Brownstown , 

Gibraltar 

Trenton 

DETROIT 



DETROIT TO 

CINCINNATI. 

(Read up.) 



213 

263 

266 
277 
282 
287 
292 
296 
301 
305 
310 
327 

From 



* From Sandusky to Detroit, by 
steamboat across Lake Erie, 75 m. 

From Toledo, passengers may 
proceed to Chicago, via the Michi- 
gan Soutliern R.R.; also to Rock 
Island, 111., via Chicago and 'Rock 
Island R.R.; also to Galena, St. 
Paul, and intermediate places. 



From 


CINCINNATI TO 


Place 


Froia 


W'ue. 


FORT WAYNE, IA. 


Place. 


cin'ti. 




Cincinnati, Hamilton 
and Dayton R.R. 






240 


CINCINNATI to... 
( Dayton, Ohio. } 








180 


< (See previous > 

f Route.) > 

Mad River and Lake 
Erie R. R. 


60 


60 


158 


Springfield.............. 


24 


84 



CINCINNATI TO INDIANAPOLIS, 



137 



142 
130 
100 

90 

58 

4.") 

82 





From 
Fort 
W'ne. 



Urbana 

Bellefontaine 

Kenton 

Patterson 

Ohio & Indiana R.R. 

Lima 

Delphos 

Van Wert 

FORT WAYNE, la 



FORT WAYNE TO 

CINCINNATI. P.ace. 



N.B. The Cincinnati and Fort 
Wayne R. R. is in progress of con- 
struction. On it? completion it will 
form a direct Route between Cincin- 
nati and Fort Wayne. This road 
will be, eventually, continued thro' 
Michigan, via Lansing, to the Straits 
of Mackinaw. 

The foregoing Route intersects 
with the various railroads crossing 
the State of Ohio from East to West. 
Passengers, therefore, will be able to 
change their Route at any of the in- 
tersections. It would be well to 
consult the map, better to enable 
one to mark out the Route needed. 



From 



191 

131 



apoli 



CINCINNATI TO 

INDIANAPOLIS VIA 

UNION, 

CINCINNATI to... 
| Dayton, Ohio. \ 
\ (See page 135.) j 

Greenville & Miami R 

Greenville 

UNION, la 

Indianapolis d- Belle- 
fontaine R. R. 

Winchester, la 

Smithfield 

Muncie 

Chesterfield 

Anderson. , 

Pendleton 

Alfont 

Fcrtville 

Oakland 

INDIANAPOLIS... 

INDIANAPOLIS TO 

CINCINNATI, 

(Read up.) 



12 



At Dayton, connects with the 
Route running eastward to Colum- 
bus. Ohio, thence to Cleveland; also 
to Zunesville and Wheeling. Vu., 
Steubenville, Ohio, &c. : westward 
with the Route to Indianapolis, la., 
via Richmond. 

Sue Routes from Indianapolis, 
page 148. 



From 
Iml'n- 

apolis 


CINCINNATI TO 

INDIANAPOLIS VIA 

EATON, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


cin- 
nau. 


137 
112 


CINCINNATI to... 




25 

* 10 
3 
6 
8 
8 
2 
7 

6 
8 
2 
8 

11 
5 
8 

20 

Place 

to 
Place. 



25 


10? 


Cfiicago and Cincin- 
nati R. R. 


35 


99 




38 


93 




44 


85 


EATON 


52 






60 


r-- 




62 


6S 




69 


62 


Indiana Central R.R. 




54 




S3 


52 
44 


Cambridge City 


85 
93 


33 




104 


28 




109 


20 




117 





INDIANAPOLIS- 


137 


From 
Ind'n- 
apolis 


INDIANAPOLIS TO 

CINCINNATI.] 

(Read up.) 


From 
Cin- 
cin- 
nati. 



See Routes from Indianapolis, 
page 14S. 



From 
Chi- 
cago. 


CINCINNATI TO 
CHICAGO VIA 
MADISON, IA. 


Place 

to 
Placr. 


From 
Cin- 
cin'U. 


377 

3n1 


Via the Ohio River. 
CINCINNATI to... 



16 
6 

48 
10 
12 



16 


355 

307 


Lawrenceburg, la.... 


22 

70 


297 
285 


Kentucky River 

MADISON, la 

Madison and Indian- 
apolis R.R, 


80 
92 



138 



CINCINNATI TO CHICAGO. 



288 

271 
266 
263 

261 

257 
254 
247 
240 
233 
229 
224 
219 
209 
205 
198 



170 
160 
155 
134 



127 
110 

86 

50 




North Madison 

Dupont 

Butler's 

Vernon 

North Vernon 

Queensville 

Scipio 

Elizabethtown 

Columbus 

Taylorsviile 

Edinburg 

Amity 

Franklin 

Greenwood 

Southport 

INDIANAPOLIS.. 
La Fayette and In- 
dianapolis R.R. 

Lebanon, la 

Thorntown 

Midway 

LA FAYETTE 

JVeio Albany and Sa- 
lem R. R. 

Battle Ground 

Reynolds 

Madeiraville 

J North'n Indiana J 
\ R. R. Junction ( 
CHICAG-0 



CHICAGO TO 

CINCINNATI. 

(Read up.) 



50 



N. B. See Routes from Indianapo- 
lis, la. 
Also, Routes from CJiicago. 



From 
Chi- 
cago. 


CINCINNATI TO 
CHICAGO, ILL,, VIA 

RICHMOND AND 
STEUBENVILLE, IA. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


■ From 
Cin- 
cin- 
nati. 


836 
311 

300 


Cincinnati, Hamilton 

and Dai/ton R. R. 
CINCINNATI to... 

Hamilton. Ohio 

Eaton & Hamilton R. 
Collinsville 



25 

11 

3 
6 
8 

8 



25 

36 


297 




39 


W1 


Camden 


4t 


283 


EATON 


53 


275 


Florence 


61 



Richmond. la 

Central Indiana R.R. 

Centreville 

Germ an town ,. 

Cambridge City 

Dublin 

Lewisville 

Ogden 

Knightstown 

Cleveland 

Greenfield 

Cumberland 

INDIANAPOLIS... 
La Fayette and In- 
dianapolis R. R. 

Lebanon, la 

Tborntown 

Midwav 

LA FAYETTE 

New Albany and Sa- 
lem R. R. 

Battle Ground......... 

Reynolds 

Madeiraville , 

I North'n Indiana ) 
( R.R. Junction ) 

CHICAGO....... 



CHICAGO TO 

CINCINNATI, 

(Read up.) 



9 


70 


6 


76 


8 


84 


2 


86 


2 


88 


6 


94 


6 


100 


5 


105 


7 


112 


6 


118 


10 


128 


10 


138 


28 


166 


10 


176 


5 


1S1 


21 


202 


7 


209 


17 


226 


24 


250 


36 


286 


50 


336 




From 


Place 


Cin- 


to 


Cill- 


Place. 


j nati. 



Michigan City, on Lake Michigan, 
thfe northern terminus of the New 
Albany and Salem R. R.. is 92 miles 
from La Fayette. 

IV. B. See Routes from Indianapo- 
lis, la. 

Also, Routes from Chicago, III. 



From 


CINCINNATI TO 


Place 


From 


Chi- 


INDIANAPOLIS, !A„ 


to 


Cin- 


ago. 


& CHICAGO, ILL. 





nati. 




Ohio & Mississippi R. 




308 


CINCINNATI to... 








294 


North Bend. Ohio.... 


14 


14 


288 


Lawrenceburg. la 

Indianapolis <£ Cin- 
cinnati R.R. 


6 


20 


243 


Greensburg, Ia.= 


45 


65 


V31 


Middletown 


1'Z 

8 




903 


Shelbyville 


85 


910 




13 
12 


98 


198 


INDIANAPOLIS... 


110 



CINCINNATI TO CHICAGO, 



139 



170 

160 
134 



120 

110 
bo 

CO 



La Fayette, and In- 
dianapolis R. R. 

Lebanon, la 

Thorn town 

LA FAYETTE.... 

y. is Albany and Sa- 
lem R. R. 

Battle Ground , 

Reynolds 

Madeiraville 

\ North'n Indiana 
I R. Injunction 

CHICAGO 



CHICAGO TO 

CINCINNATI. 

(Read up.) 



i\ r . B. See Routes from Indianapo- 
lis, la. 

Also, Routes from Chicago, 111. 



437 
345 
304 

295 
2S5 
277 
268 
257 
255 
253 
248 
244 
243 
238 
234 
231 
227 
217 
198 



CINCINNATI TO IN- i 
DIANAPOLIS 86 CHI-™ 
CAGO VIA OHIO RIV.piae 
& JEFFERSONVILLE 



Via th<> Ohio River. 
CINCINNATI to... 

Madison, la 

JEFFERSONV'E.. 

Jejrersonville R. R. 

Seliersburg, la 

Henryville 

Vienna 

Applegate's 

Farmington 

Seymour 

Rockford 

Jonesville 

Bannerville 

Waynesville 

Columbus 

Irwin's *. 

Taylorsville 

Edinburg 

Franklin 

INDIANAPOLIS... 
tCHICAGO. ) 
< (See previous V 
( Route.) S 



11 



CHICAGO TO IN- 
DIANAPOLIS AND 
CINCINNATI. 
(Read up.) 



i 



N. B. See Routes from Indianapo- 
lis, la. 
Also, Routes from Chicago, 111. 



CINCINNATITOCHI- P|8C « 
CAGO VIA NEW AL- '« 
BANY & SALEM R. Plait 



Via the, Ohio River. 

CINCINNATI to- 
North Rend, Ohio.... 

Lawrcnceburg, la.... 

Aurora 

^fcvay, la 

Kentucky River 

Madison, la 

Jeffersonville. la 

LOUISVILLE, Ky 

NEWALBANY,la 

New Albany and Sa- 
lem R. R. 

Bennettsville. la 

Providence 

Pekin 

Salem 

Campbellsburg 

Lancaster , 

Orleans 

Juliet 

BEDFORD 

Smithville 

Bloominerton 

GOSFORT 

Cloverdale 

G-REEN CASTLE 

Bainbridge 

CRAWFORDSV'E 

Linden .-., 

Corvdn 

Raub's 

LA FAYETTE 

Battle Ground 

Reynold's 

Madeiraville 

"VTestrille 

\ North'n Indiana \ 
\ R.R. Junction \ 

MICHIG-'N CITY, 

Michigan Central R, 

Porters 

Gibson's 

Junction 

CHICAGO 



CHICAGO TO 
CINCINNATI. 



Place From 
Cin - 
Place, cia'ti. 



140 



CINCINNATI TO INDIANAPOLIS. 



JS T .B. See Routes from Chicago, 



CINCINNATI TO ST. 

LOUIS VIA LAW- 

RENCEBURG AND 

INDIANAPOLIS. 



CINCINNATI to... 
( Indianapolis, via^j 

-< Green sbura:, la. > 
( (See page 138.) J 

Terre Haute <£ Rich- 
mond R. R. 

Bridgeport, la 

Plainfield 

Cartersburg 

Claysville 

Morrisville 

Crittenden 

Coatsville 

Fillmore 

Green Castle 

Hamerick's 

Reel's Mill 

Brazil 

Highland 

Cloverdale 

TERRE HAUTE., 

Terre Haute and 

Alton R.R. 

St. Mary's, 111 

Paris 

Grandview 

Midway 

Ashmore's 

Charleston 

( Chicago Branch ) 
I R. R. Junction \ 

Shelbyville 

J Illinois Central ) 
I R. R. Junction ( 

Audubon 

Ilillsboro' 

Litchfield 

Gillespie 

BUNKER HILL- 
ALTON 

Steamboat via Missis- 
sippi River. 

ST. LOUIS 



ST. LOUIS TO 

CINCINNATI. 

(Read up.) 



SSI 



Place From 

to ! Cin- 

Place. cin'ti. 



N. B. Passengers, on arriving at 
the intersection of the Chicago Br. 
R.R., 130 miles west from Indian- 
apolis, may pass on to the Ohio and 
Mississippi R. R. via the Chicago 
Branch, thence to St. Louis via the 
Ohio and Mississippi R. R. 

A divergence can also be made 
from the Route, on arriving at the 
intersection of the Illinois Central 
R.R. (main line), 279 miles from 
Cincinnati, and passing over that 
line via Tandalia, 111., to its junc- 
tion with the Ohio and Mississippi 
R. R.; thence to St. Louis. 



From 


CINCINNATI TO ST- 
LOUIS VIA OHIO & 
MISSISSIPPI R.R. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Cin- 




* Ohio and Missis- 
' sippi R. R. 
CINCINNATI to... 




2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
1 

3 

8 
9 
3 
2 
5 
6 
8 
7 
6 
9 

6 
3 




2 






*s 




Delhi 


9 






14 




LAWRENCEB'Gr.. 
\ Junct'n Indiana) 
j andCin. R.R..J 


20 
21 
?4 






33 




Milan 


41 






44 






40 




Osgood 


51 






57 






65 






7? 






78 




SEYMOUR-... 


87 








m 


Orleans v 






Mount Pleasant 




Oi 








Lawrenceville, 111.... 












Cato < 




68 


SALEM 




62 
59 


S Chicago Branch ) 
) R. R. Junction { 
Sandoval.. 





CINCINNATI TO NASHVILLE.' 



141 



Carlyle 

Breese 

Aviston 

Trenton 

Summer field 

Lebanon 

Casey ville , 

Illinois town 

ST. LOUIS 

ST. LOUIS TO 

CINCINNATI. 

{Read up.) 



14 






8 






4 






4 






4 






3 






14 






7 






1 














Dace 


From 




to 


Cin- 




Place. 


ein'ti. 





* This important Route is now 
progressing rapidly towards comple- 
tion ; it is opened, as will be ob- 
served by the foregoing Route, from 
Cincinnati west, about 87 miles, and 
from St. Louis east, about 68 miles. 
New links will be opened for travel 
from time to time, until the whole 
work shall be completed, at which 
time it will connect two of the most 
important and growing cities of the 
"West on nearly an ; 'air line." It 
will also be the means of populating 
the yet unoccupied portions of those 
districts of Indiana and Illinois thro' 
which its route lies, the soil of which 
is generally of a good description. 
From St. Louis westw'd, the Missouri 
link of the Pacific R.R. is in pro- 
gress of construction to the western 
line of the State. It is already 
opened a portion of the distance. 



From 
ville. 


CINCINNATI TO 
NASHVILLE, TENN,, 
VIA OHIO & CUM- 
BERLAND RIVERS. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Cia- 

nati. 


663 

641 

583 
571 


Via Ohio River. 
CINCINNATI to... 

Lawrenceville. la 

Kentucky River 

Madison, la 




22 

58 
12 
40 
1 
3 
62 
44 
37 
57 
46 
11 



22 
80 
92 


531 


Jeffersonville 


132 


530 




133 


527 

465 


New Albany, la 


136 
198 


421 
384 


Cloversport, Ky 


242 

279 


327 

?81 


Henderson ville, Ky.. 


336 
38? 


270 


Shawneetown, 111 


393 



201 


| Mouth of Cum- \ 
\ berland River. J 
Cumberland River. 


69 


462 


151 




50 


51? 


131 


Canton 


20 
31 
30 
15 


532 


1 00 




563 


70 


Palmyra 


593 


55 


Clarksville, Tenn 


6US 


From 


NASHVILLE TO 


Plao 


From 


Xash- 


CINCINNATI. 


to 


c ui- 




(Read up.) 




na I i. 


From Nashville, Tenn., diver-res a 


line of railroad, extending to Charles- 


ton, S. C, 601 miles; and also to Sa- 


vannah, Ga., 5S5 miles from Nash- 


ville : both of these places are situ- 


ated on the Atlantic coast. 


From Atlanta. Ga., 293 miles from 


Nashville, a place on the above 


Route, diverges a railroad to Mont- 


gomerv, Ala., via West Point. Thi3 


road forms a link in the southern 


route of travel between the North 


and South, extending to N. Orleans. 


From 


CINCINNATI TO 


Place 


From 


Louis 


LOUISVILLE. KY., VIA 




Cm- 


ville. 


SEYMOUR, IA. 


Place. 


nati. 




Ohio and Mississip- 






pi R. R. 






138 


CINCINNATI to- 








VU 


North Bend 


14 

6 


14 


U8 


Lawrenceburg, la.... 


20 


114 




4 
48 
15 


24 


66 


Yernon 




51 


SEYMOUR 


87 




Jeffersonville R. R. 






49 




2 
7 
3 


89 


42 


Langdon's 


96 


39 


Applegate's 


99 


35 




4 
6 
4 

4 


103 


• W 




109 


as 


Summit 


113 


21 


Henryville 


117 


17 


Memphis 


4 


121 


10 


Sellerj?burg 


9 


128 


1 


JEFFERSONV'E.. 


137 




Grossing Ohio Riv. to 









LOUISVILLE. Ky. 


1 


138 


From 


LOUISVILLE TO 


Place 


From 


Louis 


CINCINNATI. 


to 


cin- 




{Read up.) 




uati. 



112 



CINCINNATI TO LOUISVILLE. 



CINCINNATI TO LOUISVILLE, KY„ via Ohio River. (See page 116.) 

CINCINNATI TO ST. LOUIS, and intermediate places, via Ohio and 
Mississippi Rivers. (See page 116.) 

CINCINNATI TO PITTSBURG, and intermediate places, via the 
Uhio River. (See page 116.) 

CINCINNATI TO NEW ORLEANS, via Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. 

(See page 118.) 1518 




192 
191 



178 
171 
167 
161 
151 
112 
126 
111 



From 
Louis 
ville. 



CINCINNATI TO 

LOUISVILLE, KY., VIA 

LEXINGTON, 



Crossing Ohio River 

from 
CINCINNATI to... 
Covington, Ky 

Covington and Lex- 
ington R. R. 

Canton 

Benton 

Demossville 

Butler 

Falmouth 

Boyd's 

Cynthiana 

Paris 

LEXING-TON 

Louisville and Lex- 
ington R.R. 

Midway '. 

FRANKFORT 

Louisville and Frank- 
fort R. R. 

Milam's 

Pleasureville 

Eminence 

Smitbfield 

La Grange 

Baird's 

LOUISVILLE 



LOUISVILLE TO 

CINCINNATI, 

{Read uj).) 



At Paris, the Maysville and Lex- 
ington R. R. will intersect. 

The Lexington & Big Sandy R. R. 
will connect at Lexington ; also the 
Lexington and Danville R.R., and 
the Nashville and Lexington R.R., 



and also the projected road to Knox- 
ville, Tenn. 



Hills- 


CINCINNATI TO 
HILLSBORO', OHIO. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Cin - 
cin-ti. 


70 
47 
R1 


Hillsbord' and Cin- 
cinnati R. R. 
CINCINNATI to... 

Loveland's, Ohio 

Blanchester 



23 

16 
4 
7 

16 
4 



23 
39 


27 




43 


20 


Lynchburg 


nO 


4 




66 





HILLSBORO' 


70 


From 
Hills- 
boro'. 


"" HILLSB0R0' TO 

CINCINNATI. 
{Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place- 


Frora 
Cia- 

nati. 



The Cincinnati, Hillsbo-ro' and Bel- 
pre R.R. is in progress of construc- 
tion eastward from Hilisboro', Ohio, 
to Jackson.where it will connect with 
the Route to Belpre, Ohio, and Ma- 
rietta. At Parkersburg, Va., on tho 
opposite bank of the Ohio River from 
Belpre, the Virginia North-vjestern 
R. R. (now building) will unite. 
This road joins the Baltimore ayid 
Ohio R. R. at Tygart's Valley River, 
forming, in connection with that 
road, the direct route to Baltimore, 
Maryland. 

At Marietta, Ohio, the Marietta £ 
Wheeling R.R. will connect. This 
road will run nearly parallel with 
the west bank of the Ohio River to 
Bridgeport, opposite "Wheeling, from 
which place extends- the Hempfidd 
R. i?., uniting with the Pennsylva- 
nia R.R. at Greensburg, Pa., lead- 
ing to Philadelphia. 



ROUTES FROM COLUMBUS, 0, 



143 



ROUTES FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO. 



From Columbus to Cincinnati, also to Zanesville, and Wheeling, 
see Route from Wheeling to Columbus and Cincinnati, page 134. 

From Columbus to Cleveland, see Route from Cleveland to Colum 
bus, &c, page 134. 

From Columbus to Pittsburg, see pages 125 & 126. 

From Columbus to Gallipolis, 110 miles. From Columbus to Lan- 
caster, 28 miles. 



From 
dusky 



115 



47 



COLUMBUS TO 
SANDUSKY. 



Cleveland, Columbus 
and Cincinnati R.R 
COLUMBUS to... 

Delaware 

7 Cardington , 

50 JGalion 

Shelby 

Mansfield and San 
dusky R. R. 

Paris 

New Haven 

Centreville 

Monroeville to. . .-. , 
SANDUSKY 



SANDUSKY TO CO- pl f o ce 
LUMBUS. (Read up.) piace. 



Or from Columbus to Newark, via 
Central Ohio R.R., 33 miles; thence 
by the Sandusky, Mansfield dl New- 
ark R.R., 116 miles. Total, 149 
miles. 



By Stno-e from 
COLUMBUS to. 

Bloomfield 

Circleville 

Chillicothe ...... 

Waverly 

Piketon 

Lucasville to 

PORTSMOUTH 



COLUMBUS TO 
PORTSMOUTH, 





17 17 

9 I 26 

20 I 45 

16 62 

4 ! 66 

13 79 

11 90 



PORTSMOUTH TO Place From 

COLUMBUS. _ to coi-m. 

(Read up.) 



COLUMBUS TO 
MAYSVILLE, KY. 



By St acre from 
COLUMBUS to... 
Chilli'the (as above) 

Bainbridge 

Sinking Spring 

West Union to. . . . 
MAYSVILLE 



£™ MAYSVILLE TO C0-| p ir 
vuL' ILUM3US. (tfearf iW P ,ace. 



From 
Col'ra* 
bus. 









46 


46 


13 


(34 


16 


so 


23 


103 


18 


121 



Col'm- 



Another Route from Columbus to 
Cincinnati is by railroad, via London 
and Xenia, Ohio, to Cincinnati, and 
thence to Maysville, Ky., via the 
Ohio Kiver. 



144 



COLUMBUS TO INDIANAPOLIS. 



1S6 
176 
174 
168 
163 
158 
153 
138 
135 
120 
114 
84 



COLUMBUS TO 

INDIANAPOLIS VIA 

.P1QUA, 

Columbus, Piqua and 
Indiana R.R. 

COLUMBUS to 

Hilliarcl's, Ohio 

Bronson's 

Pleasant Valley 

Unionville 

Milford 

Woodstock 

URBANA 

Westville 

Fletcher 

PIQUA 

Union 

Indianapolis <£, Belle- 
fontaine R. R. 

Winchester, la 

Farmland 

Smithland 

Muncie 

Yorktown 

Chesterfield 

Anderson 

Pendleton 

Alfont 

Fortville 

Oakland 

Laneville 

Delzell's 

INDIANAPOLIS... 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
COLUMBUS. 

(Read up.) 



Fiace. 



10 



At Urbana, connects with the 
Mad River and Lake Erie R.R., 
leading northward to Bellefontaine 
and Sandusky, Ohio, and southward 
to Cincinnati, via Springfield and 
Xenia, Ohio. 

At Piqua. connects with the Route 
to Dayton, Ohio, and Cincinnati, and 
also with the Dayton and Michigan 
R. R., in progress. 
, Union is the point of intersection 



with the Indianapolis and Bellefon- 
taine R.R. This road unites with 
the Ohio and Pennsylvania R.R., 
extending to Pittsburg and Phila- 
delphia. 
See Routes from Indianapolis. 






From 
Ind'n- 



COLUMBUS TO 

INDIANAPOLIS VIA 

DAYTON. 

Xenia and Colum- 
bus R. R. 

COLUMBUS to 

W. Jefferson, Ohio.. 
London 

Springfield and Co- 
lumbus R. R. 

Springfield 

Mad River and Lake 
Erie R. R. 

Dayton 

Richmond, la 

Cambridge City 

Kniahtstown 

INDIANAPOLIS 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
COLUMBUS. 
(Read up.) 



COLUMBUS TO 

ZANESVILLE AND 

MARIETTA. 



Central Ohio R. R. 

COLUMBUS to 

Black Lick 

Petaskalia 

Summit 

Union 

NEWARK 

Rockdale 

Claypoole 

Pleasant Valley 

Dillon's Falls 

ZANESVILLE 

By Stage to 
McConnellsville....... 

Waterford 

MARIETTA 



MARIETTA TO 
COLUMBUS. 
(Read up.) 



Place From 
Col'm 
Place. 



43 



67 
107 
123 
142 
175 



From 
Col'm 
bus. 




10 
16 
21 

26 
33 
40 
49 
51 
55 
59 

85 
105 
126 



From 
Col'm 
bus. 



ROUTES FROM CLEVELAND, 0, 



145 



ROUTES.FROM CLEVELAND, OHIO, 



From Cleveland to Pittsburg, see page 125. 

Prom Cleveland to Buffalo, and Detroit, via Lake Erie, see Route 
from Buffalo to Detroit and Chicago, page 67,(38 and 69. 

From Cleveland to Erie and Buffalo, and also to Toledo, by R. R. 
see Route from Buffalo to Chicago, page 63. 

For other routes, see following pages. 



CLEVELAND TO CO 
LUMBUS AND CIN- 
CINNATI. 



CleceVnd,Columbus 
and Cincinnati R.R. 

353 CLEVELAND to. 

246 Rockport 

241 Berea 

338 GMmstead 

335 Columbia 

331 Eaton 

22S Grafton 

2-24 La Grange 

220 Pittsfield 

217 Wellington 

212 Rochester 

206 New London 

199 Greenwich , 

193 Salem 

186 Shelby , 

174 Gallon , 

156 Cardington 

141 Delaware 

118 COLUMBUS 

I Columbus and Xenia 

104 West Jefferson ... 

94 London 

S3 South Charleston . 

73 ; Adairville 

65 Xenia 

I Little Miami R. R 
58 Spring Valley .... 

51 Cor win 

45 j Oregon 

37 Morrow 

32 (Peerfield 

13 



From 
Cleve- 
land. 



•27 Foster's 

23 Loveland's 

16 Germany 

14 Milford 

10 Plainville to 

CINCINNATI... 



CINCINNATI TO C0- 
I LUMBUS AND 
CLEVELAND. 

(Read up.) 



226 

•230 
•237 
239 
243 
10 253 



From 
Cleva. 
land. 



At Shelby, the Cleveland, Colum- 
bus and Cincinnati R. R. intersects 
with the Mansfield and Sandusky. 
Passengers stopping here, may take 
the raifroaduo Newark, and thence 
obtain corrreyance to the south 
and south-western parts of Ohio ; 
or, they may proceed north to San- 
dusky, and thence to Western Ohio, 
Indiana, and the North-West. 

See Routes from Cincinnati, p. 131. 



CLEVELAND, OHIO, "H^ 
TO WHEELING, VA.pi* 



Cleveland and Pitts- 
burg R. R. 
CLEVELAND to. 

Newburg 

Bedford 

Macedonia 

Hudson . , 

Earlville 

Ravenna 

At water.... 



1-16 



CLEVELAND TO WHEELING. 



Lima 

Alliance 

Winchester 

Moultrie 

Bayard 

Rochester 

Hanover 

Salineville 

Yellow Creek 

WELLSVILLE . . 
St'mboat on Ohio R. 
STEUBENVILLE 

Wellsburg, Va 

Warrenton, O 

Martinsville, O- . . 
WHEELING, Va. 

WHEELING TO 
CLEVELAND. 
{Read up.) 



From 
Cleve- 
land. 



Steamboats and railroad cars 
leave Cleveland in every direction. 

At Alliance a junction is formed 
with the Ohio and Pennsylvania 
Kailroad, over which passengers 
may go to Pittsburg, Philadelphia, 
Baltimore. &c. 

From Wheeling, steamboats run 
to Marietta, Portsmouth, Cincin- 
nati, Louisville, St. Louis, Mem- 
phis, New Orleans, and all other 
places on the Ohio ai^^YIississippi 
rivers. 

From Wheeling, also, passengers 
may go to places on the Baltimore 
and Ohio R. R., and Central Ohio 
P.. R., and from Steube-nville to 
Pittsburg, Pa., and Columbus, Ohio. 



CLEVELAND TO 
SANDUSKY. 



112 
105 
100 
97 
94 
90 
87 
83 
79 



Cincinnati, Clever d 

$• Columbus R. R. 

CLEVELAND to. 

Rockport 

Berea 

Olmstead 

Columbia 

Eaton 

Grafton 

La Grange 

Pittsfield 



Place 


From 


to 




riace. 


land. 








7 


7 


5 


12 


3 


15 


3 


18 


4 


22 


3 


25 


4 


29 


4 


33 



Wellington 

Rochester 

New London 

Greenwich ........ 

Saleifi 

Shelby 

Mansf.fy Sand'y R.R 

Paris 

New Haven., 

Centreville 

Monroeville to. 
SANDUSKY CIT. 



From 
San- 
dusky. 



SANDUSKY TO 
CLEVELAND. 

( Read up.) 



SSZ PORTSMOUTH TO 
land. CLEVELAND. 



By Ohio Canal. 
PORTMOUTH to 

Jasper 

Waverly 

Sharon ville 

Chillicothe 

Deer Creek 

Circlevilte 

Bloomfield 

Columbus 

i Lockb'rn (June- } 

< tion of Colum- > 
( bus Feeder. .. ) 
1 Columbus and \ 

< Lancast'r road > 

( crossing , ) 

Waterloo 

Carroll 

Havensport 

Baltimore 

Millersport(d'epc't) 

Hebron „.. 

Newark 

Licking 

Nasport 

Frazeesburg 

Dresden 

Webbsport 

Stillwells Locks. .. 

Roscoe i 

Newport 

Evansburg 

New-Comers Town 

Salesbury 

Babeland 

Trenton 

New Castle 



Place From 

to Fort* 

Place. moutS 



CLEVELAND TO ZANESVILLE. 



147 



97 
P3 


Xew Philadelphia.... 


2 
4 
2 
8 
3 
9 
6 
9 
4 
8 
6 
3 
3 
8 
3 
8 
4 
9 

Place 
Dace. 


227 

831 


91 

8S 


Jenning's Bridge 


233 

?41 


SO 




?U 


71 




tf53 


65 

56 


MASSILLON 


259 
ffffR 


52 




?,7ft 


44 




WO 


3S 


AKRON 


286 


35 




389 


32 




•70? 


24 




300 


21 




303 


13 

9 





sn 


Mill Creek Acqued'ct 
CLEVELAND 


315 
234 


From 
Cleve 

land. 


CLEVELAND TO 
PORTSMOUTH, 

(Bead up.) 


From 
Poris- 
m'uth 


From 
Z-.uies 
rille. 


CLEVELAND TO 
ZANESVILLE. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Clrve 

land. 


141 
133 
1°7 


Cleveland and Pitts- 
burn B.B. 
CLEVELAND to... 

Xewburg, Ohio 

Bedford 




8 
6 
5 
7 

8 
6 
6 
7 
6 
5 
8 
6 
4 
5 
23 
1 
15 
15 



8 
14 


-|.?o 




10 


115 




Hfi 


107 
101 


Cleveland, Zanesville 
& Cincinnati B. R. 

Cuvahoara Falls 

f AKRON 


34 
40 


95 




46 


88 




53 


8? 


Bristol 


59 


77 




64 


60 




72 


63 

59 


Fredericksburg 


78 

S2 


54 
31 


MILLERSBURG- .. 


87 

no 


30 




m 


15 




r?o 





ZANESVILLE 


141 


From 
ville. 


ZANESVILLE TO 
CLEVELAND, 

(Bead up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
land. 



* From Hudson, the Route di- 
verges to AVellsville, Ohio, Steuben- 



villc and Wheeling, via Cleveland tfi 
Wdhville B.B. It will also inter- 
sect the Clinton Line B.B., and the 
Clinton Line Extension B. B.. both 
of which are in progress of con- 
struction. 

f At Akron, Ohio, the Franklin 
and Warren B.B. will intersect. 
This new road is being constructed ; 
it is designed to connect, at Dayton, 
with the Route to Cincinnati, via 
Ashland, Mansfield, Galion and Ur- 
bana, Ohio. 

% At Orrville, connects with the 
Ohio and Pennsylvania B. B. 

g At Coshocton, connects with the 
Steubenville and Indiana B. B. 

N.B. The Cleveland, Zanesville & 
Cincinnati B.B. will connect, at 
Zanesville, with the Cincinnati. Wil- 
mington and Zanesville B. B., lead- 
ing to Cincinnati, and with the 
Central Ohio B.B., to Wheeling, 
Virginia. 



m'ath 



CLEVELAND TO 
PORTSMOUTH. 

Cleveland, Columbus 
<£ Cincinnati B.B. 

CLEVELAND to... 
) Columbus. (See \ 

( page 145.) ) 

Stage Boute. 

S. Bloonifield 

Circleville 

Chillicothe 

Waverley 

Piketon 

Lucasville... 

PORTSMOUTH ... 



PORTSMOUTH TO 
CLEVELAND. 

(Bead up.) 




135 

152 
161 
181 
196 
201 
214 
225 



1^8 ROUTES FROM INDIANAPOLIS. 



ROUTES FROM INDIANAPOLIS, IA, 



Remarks.— Indianapolis, the capital of the State of Indiana, is situated 
in the midst of a very fertile region of country, and within a few miles of 
the geographical centre of the State. The position is a fortunate one, 
being directly on the great highway between the States lying east, and those 
situated immediately west. Her population which, in the last few years, has 
risen from 4.000 to 17,000, is still rapidly on the increase. For her pre- 
sent prosperity she is mainly indebted to the numerous lines of railways, 
with which she is now so amply provided. Previous to the construction 
of -these lines, her position was one completely inland, and cut off, in a 
measure, from other portions of the country, the old modes of conveyance 
being very expensive, as well as slow and tedious. The introduction of 
railways, however, has marked a new era in the growth and future 
prosperity of Indianapolis, and the West generally, and through its 
means it is rising rapidly in the scale of advancement. At the commence- 
ment of the year 1855, eight railroads, equal to a thousand miles, had been 
completed, connecting the capital of Indiana with distant parts; six 
others, comprising 700 miles, were under contract, and approaching com- 
pletion; and two roads, of 700 miles in length, had been surveyed, and 
companies formed to construct them. 

On the north-west Indianapolis is united with Lake Michigan and Chi- 
cago, and through these with all the railroads of the States of Michigan, 
Illinois, and Wisconsin; and will be with the Slates and Territories more 
distant, as soon as railroads shall be constructed in them. Lines also ex- 
tend to the Mississippi River, at Alton and St. Louis, and from the latter 
place will ultimately reach the Pacific. The Ohio River, which forms the 
southern boundary of Indiana, is connected with the interior by several 
lines, ready there to unite with other lines in the State of Kentucky, 
which will give her access to all the Southern States, and the Gulf of Mexico. 
Several lines connect with Cincinnati, the metropolis of the West, and 
on the east with Wheeling, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Xew 
York, and on the north-east with Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany and Boston. 



From Indianapolis. 

INDIANAPOLIS TO PITTSBURG, via Crestline. (See page 123) 

INDIANAPOLIS TO PITTSBURG, via Columbus and Steubenville. 
(See page 124.) 

INDIANAPOLIS TO PITTSBURG, via Dayton and Steubenville. (See 
page 124.) 

INDIANAPOLIS TO WHEELING, via Piqua and Columbus. (See 
page 128.) 

INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI, via Union. (See page 137.) 

INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI, via Eaton. (See page 137.). 



INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI, 



149 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 

CINCINNATI VIA 

OHIO & MADISON 

RIVERS. 



Madison and In- 
dianapoUs R.R. 

IND'NAPOLIS to. 

Southport 

Greenwood 

Franklin 

Amity 

* Edinburg 

Taylorsville 

f Columbus 

Elizabethtown 

Scipio 

Queensville 

X Nor tb Yernon 

Vernon 

Butler's 

Dupont 

North Madison 

MADISON 

Ohio River to 

CINCINNATI 



CINCINNATI TO 

INDIANAPOLIS, 

{Read up.) 



From 

IlKl'll- 

apolis 



* From this point diverges tbe 
Shelbyville Lateral Branch R. R., 
running to Shelbyville, 16 miles, at 
which place it connects with the 
Rushville Lateral Branch R.R., run- 
ning to Rushville, a distance of 20 
miles. At Shelbyville, also, the 
Knightstoion and Shelbyville R. R. 
unites with the preceding ones: it 
runs to Knight stown, 27 miles. 

The Martinsville R. R. connects 
with the Madison and Indianapolis 
R.R. about three miles north of 
Edinburg, and runs thence to Mar- 
tinsville, a distance of 29 miles. 

f Columbus is the place of inter- 
section for the Jeffersonville and Co- 
lumbus R.R., extending from Jef- 
fersonwle. on the Ohio, to Columbus. 

The Columbus, Nashville andl 

Bloomington R.R. is also designed! 

to connect with the Madison andl 

pqlis R.R., at Columbus; itj 

extends westward from the latter ' 

13* 



place, through Nashville, to Bloom- 
ington. a distance of about 40 miles. 

Steamboats leave Madison for Louis- 
ville, Ky., and Cincinnati, daily. 

% The 01 do and Mississippi R. R. 
intersects here. Passengers can take 
this Route to Cincinnati, Ohio, and 
on the completion of the Route, 
westward to St. Louis. 

See Routes from Cincinnati, p. 131, 
and following pages. 



From 
Cin- 

nati. 


INDIANAPOLIS TO 
CINCINNATI VIA 
GREENSBURG, IA, 


Place 


From 
Ind'n- 
apolia 


110 

98 

85 


Indianapolis c£ Cin- 
cinnati R. R. 
IND'NAFOLIS to.. 
Farmersville, la 



12 

13 

8 
12 
45 

6 
14 



12 
25 






33 


65 




45 


20 

14 



Lawrenceburg 

Ohio dl Mis'sijypi RR. 
North Bend. Ohio.... 
CINCINNATI 


90 

96 
119 


Gin - 


CINCINNATI TO 
INDIANAPOLIS, 


Place 

Place 


From 
Iiid'n- 

apolU 


From 
Ci n- 


INDIANAPOLIS TO 

CINCINNATI VIA 
SEYMOUR, IA. 


Place 

to 
Place. 



30 
4 
7 
6 
9 
2 

15 
14 

7 

7 

11 

8 
4 
7 
14 


From 
Ind'n- 
apolis 


145 

115 


Jeffersonville R.R. 
IND'NAFOLIS to.. 




30 


111 




34 


104 




41 


98 




47 


89 




56 


87 




58 


72 


Ohio <£ Mis' 'sippi R.R. 


73 


58 


Holton 


87 


51 




34 


44 




101 


33 

25 
21 


Dillsboro' 

Aurora 


112 
120 
1?4 


14 




131 





CINCINNATI 


145 


cin'ti. 


CINCINNATI TO 
INDIANAPOLIS. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Tiiii-n- 



150 



INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI, 



239 
220 
210 
206 
203 
199 
194 
193 
189 
134 
182 
180 
169 
160 
152 
142 
153 

92 
5 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
CINCINNATI VIA 
JEFFERSONVILLE. 



Jeflx rtnriville R.R. 
IND'NAPOLIS to, 

Franklin, la 

Edinburg 

Taylorsville. 

Irwin's *. 

Columbus 

Waynesville 

Bannerville 

Jouesville 

Rockford 

* Seymour 

Farmington 

Applegate's 

Yieuna 

Henryville 

Sellersburo; 

JEFFERSON V'E. 
Ohio River to 

Madison 

CINCINNATI 



Cincinnati to p ;r 

INDIANAPOLIS. piL* 



* The Ohio and Mississippi R. R. 
intersects here, leading eastward to 
Cincinnati, and westward to St. 
Louis. 



ST. -LOUIS. 



(Route in progress.) 
IND'NAPOLIS to. 
C Terre Haute. ~* 
< (See following > 

( Route.) J 

* Mississijjpi <£ Atlan- 
tic R.R. 

Marshall, 111 

Martinsville 

Greenup 

Woodbury 

Ewingtou 

Freemantown 

Howards 

Cumberland 

VANDALIA 

Greenville 

Hickory Grove 

Troy 



Illinoistown... 
ST. LOUIS.. 



ST, LOUIS TO **** 

INDIANAPOLIS, 



* The Mississippi and Atlantic 
R.R. is in process of construction; 
it will run to St. Louis via Vandalia, 
forming an " air line." 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 

ST. LOUIS VIA 

TERRE HAUTE AND 

ALTON. 



Terre Haute & Rich- 
mond R. R. 

IND'NAPOLIS to., 

Bridgeport 

Plainfield 

Cartersburg 

North Belleville 

Claysville 

Morrisville 

Crittenden ,. 

Coatsville 

Fillmore 

* Green Castle.... 

Hamerick's 

Reel's Mills 

Brazil 

Highland 

Cloverdale 

f TERRE HAUTE 

Terre Haute and Al- 
ton R. R. 

St. Mary's 

Paris 

Grandview 

Midway 

Charleston 

| ^Chicago Branch ) 

( R. R. Junction \ 
Shelbyville 

| § Illinois Central ) 

( R. R. Junction 1 

Audubon 

Hillsboro' 

Litchfield 

Bunker Hill 

ALTON 

Miss iss ipp i River. 
ST. LOUIS.... 



ST. LOUIS TO 
INDIANAPOLIS, piacej*** 



INDIANAPOLIS TO ST. LOUIS. 



151 



* The New Albany rf Salem R. R. 

intersects near Green Castle. This 
railroad runs the length and breadth 
of the State of Indiana, and connects 
the Ohio River and Lake Michigan. 

f The Evansville <£• Crawfordsville 
R. R. connects here ; it runs to the 
Ohio Riv. at Evansville, via Vincen's. 

The Wabash and Erie Canal inter- 
Beets at Terre Haute. Boats leave 
for La Fayette, Peru and Ft. Wayne, 
la., and Toledo, Ohio. 

J The Chicago Branch R. R. inter- 
sects here. Passengers can reach 
Chicago via Chicago Branch R.R., 
and St. Louis via Chicago Branch, 
and Ohio and Mississippi R. R. 

\ Intersection of Illinois Central 
R. R. This extensive Route passes 
through the entire State of Illinois, 
north and south, with branches 
connecting with Chicago and Ga- 
lena. It intersects with all the 
Routes running from east to west. 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
ST. LOUIS VIA 
TERRE HAUTE, 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Ind'n- 
apolis 


IND'NAPOLIS to., 
f Chicago Branch \ 
) U.K. Junction, t 
j (See previous i 

( Eoute.) ) 

Chicago Br. of III, 
Central R. R. 

Ewington, 111 



110 

6 
15 

10 
20 

7 

3 
13 

9 
8 
4 
3 

14 

8 

1 



110 

116 


Edeewood 


131 


Farina 


141 


Oudin 


161 


(Junction of Ohio ") 
( and Miss. R.R. j 

Ohio d- Ilis' sippi RR. 

Sandoval 


168 
171 


Carlvle 


184 


Breese 


193 


Trenton 


?m 




205 




208 




?$?, 




230 


Cross'a Mississippi to 
ST. LOUIS 


9,31 






ST. LOUIS TO 
INDIANAPOLIS. 


Pgce 

Hace. 


hul'n- 

apolis 



251 



113 



110 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
CAIRO, ILL. 

IND'NAPOLIS to.. 
( Junction of Ohio \ 
1 and Miss. R.R. f 
) (See. previous l 
( Route) J 

Salem, 111 

Illinois Central R. R. 

Richview 

Dubois 

Tamaroa 

Duquoin 

Be Soto 

Carbondale 

Makanda 

Jonesboro' 

Villa Ridge 

CAIRO 



CAIRO TO INDIAN- ^ 



I OS 



1G8 

171 

181 

186 

198 

207 

220 

226 

234 j 

246 

271 

261 



N.B. From Cairo to places on the 
Mississippi River: 

Cairo to St, Louis, 175 miles. 
Cairo to Memphis, Tenn., 245 miles. 
Cairo to Viclsburg. Miss., 031 m. 
Cairo to Natchez, Miss., 747 miles. 
Cairo to Baton Rouge, La., 8S8 m. 
Cairo to N. Orleans, La., 1026 m. 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
EVANSVILLE. 

Terre Haute & Rich 

mond R.R. 
IND'NAPOLIS to. 

Bridgeport, la 

Plainfield 

Cartersburg 

North Belleville 

Claysville 

Morrisville 

Crittenden 

Coatsville 

Fillmore 

Green Castle 

Ilamerick's 

Reel's Mills 

Brazil 

Highland 

Cloverdale 

TERRE HAUTE.. 



From 
I nd 'h- 
apoli9 



14 
17 
19 
21 

25 
27 
29 

33 

39 
44 
48 
57 
61 



152 



INDIANAPOLIS TO EVANSVILLE, 



Terrc Haute <£ Evans- 
ville R.R. 


25 
10 
21 
25 
8 
21 


98 


Carlisle 


108 


VINCENNES 


129 
154 




16? 


EVANSVILLE 


183 


EVANSVILLE TO 

INDIANAPOLIS, 

(Mead up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Ind'n- 
apolis 



N. B. Evansville, la, is situated 
on the Mississippi River. Steam- 
boats running between Cincinnati 
Vand St. Louis and New Orleans, stop 
here to receive passengers. 



From 
Evans 

Ville. 


INDIANAPOLIS TO 
VINCENNES AND 
EVANSVILLE VIA 
TERRE HAUTE, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Ind'n- 

apolis 


179 
106 

81 


Terre Haute & Rich- 
mond R. R. 
IND'NAPOLIS to.. 
C /.Terre Haute. "] 
< " (See previous > 

I Route.) J 

Evansville and, Craw- 
fordsville R.R. 



73 

25 
10 
11 

9 
14 
10 

7 
20 



73 


71 




108 


60 




11Q 


61 

87 


VINCENNES 

Rood's 


128 


27 




15? 


20 




159 





EVANSVILLE 


179 


From 
Evans 

ville. 


EVANSVILLE TO 

[INDIANAPOLIS, 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Ind'n- 
apolis 



" N. B. Steamboats stop at Evans- 
ville, which is situated on the Ohio 
River. Passengers, therefore, can 
reach any of the towns on the Ohio 
or Mississippi Rivers from this 
place. 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 

FORT WAYNE, IA„ 

AND TOLEDO, 0„ 

VIA PERU. 



Indianapolis and 

Peru R. R. 

IND'NAPOLIS t( 

Noblesville, la 

Arcadia .. 

Buena Tista 

Sharpsville 

Fairfield 

Kokomo , 

Cassville , 

Miamitown 

*PERU... 

Wabash &Erie Canal 

Manhattan , 

Lagroville 

Huntingdon 

FORT ^ WAYNE. .. 
( Miami Canal I 

I Junction, \ 

Defiance 

Florida . 

Napoleon...... 

Damascus 

Providence 

Maumee Citv 

f TOLEDO 



TOLEDO TO INDIAN- v l 
APOLIS. (Read up.pmce. 





22 
30 
84 

45 
48 

54 
60 



88 
94 
108 
124 

133 

142 
151 
159 
167 
173 
190 
199 

Ind'n- 



* Peru is situated on the Wabash 
and Erie Comal. Passengers here 
can reach Logan sport, IS miles, via 
canal. The Indianapolis and Peru 
R. R. will he extended northward, 
connecting with the Southern Michi- 
gan R. R. via Goshen, and by the 
Chicago Short Line R. R. with Chi- 
cago, 111. 

f At Toledo, connects with the 
Routes to Cleveland and the Eastern 
cities, and westward with the Kouto 
to Chicago, and with Detroit, Mich,, 
by steamboat via Lake Erie. 



INDIANAPOLIS TO LA FAYETTE, 



153 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 
LA FAYETTE VIA 
CRAWFORDSVILLE, 



Team Haute & Rich- 
mond R.R. 
IND'NAPOLIS to.. 

Wood's Mills, la 

Cloverland 

Highland 

Brazil 

Reel's Mill 

Hamerick's 

* Green Castle 

N. Albany & Salem R. 

Bainbridge 

Ladoga 

CRAWFORDSV'E 

Linden 

Corwin.... 

Raub's. la 

f LA FAYETTE... 



LA FAYETTE TO 

INDIANAPOLIS, 

{Read up.) 



From 

Ind'n- 
apolis 



10 


44 


10 


54 


10 


64 


10 


74 


5 


79 


4 


83 


9 


92 



* Railroad Route continued to 
Terre Haute, la., and via the Mis- 
sissippi and Terre Haute R.R. to 
Alton, 111. 

f From La Fayette the Route is 
continued to Michigan City, con- 
necting with the Route to Chicago, 
also with the Michigan Southern aud 
Michigan Central R. i?'s. Connects, 
also, at La Fayette, with the Wabash 
and Erie Canal. 



INDIANAPOLIS TO 

LA FAYETTE VIA 

LEBANON, 

La Fayette and In- 
dian a pairs R.R. 
IND'NAPOLIS to. 

Augusta. la 

ZionsTille 

Whitestown 

Holmes 

LEBANON 

Hazelrigg , 

Thorntown 

Midway 

Clarksville 



1? 




4 | 52 


8 




4 56 





LA FAYETTE 


8 1 64 


From 
La 

Fay- 
ette. 


LA FAYETTE TO, 

INDIANAPOLIS, 

{Read up.) 


Place From 

to Ind'n- 

Place. apolis 



X.B. The Railroad Route is con- 
tinued from La Fayette to Chicago 
and Lake Michigan, and by the 
Michigan Southern and Michigan 
Central R. R's., with Detroit, Cleve- 
land, and the Eastern Routes. 



From 
Spr'g- 
field. 


INDIANAPOLIS TO 

SPRINGFIELD, ILL,, 

VIA ALTON. 


Place 
to 

Place. 


246 

5 

7 
15 

7 

8 

4 
11 

6 

7 
2 

Place 

to 
Place 


From 
Ind'n- 


318 
72 

67 


Terre Haute c£ Rich- 
mond R.R. 

IND'NAPOLIS to.. 
1 Alton. 111. (See \ 
\ Route, Ind'ijOlis f 
"i to St. Louis via t 
' Alton, p. 150.).. ) 
Chicago and Missis- 
sippi R.R. 
Monticello, 111 



246 

251 


60 




258 


45 




273 


R8 




2«0 


30 




2SS 


5f6 




292 


15 




303 


9 




309 


2 


j Gt. Western R. R. ) 


316 





SPRINGFIELD 


313 


From 
Spr'g- 
field. 


SPRINGFIELD TO 
INDIANAPOLIS. 


From 
Ind'n- 
apolis 



N. B. Stage lines connect at the va- 
rious stations betw'n Ind'napolis and 
Alton. At Hillsboro', on the Mis- 
sissippi (£ Terre Haute R.R., a line 
connects with the Chicago d\ Missis- 
sippi R.R.. at CarlinsYille. 

The Chicago and Mississippi R.R. 
is continued from Springfield to 
Chicago, intersecting, at Blooming- 
ton, 111.', the Illinois Central R. R., 
extending through the State from 
north to south, and connecting with 
all the railroads of Illinois. 



154 



ROUTES FROM LOUISVILLE, 



From ! INDIANAPOLIS TO 
spfe- SPRINGFIELD. ILL,, 
**■ VIA COVINGTON, IA 

Stage Route. 
216 IND'NAPOLIS to. 

208 Clermont. la 

202 Brownsburg , 

1ST Jamestown , 

169 ICrawfordsville , 

159 iWaynetown , 

152 Hillsboro' 

140 ICOVING-TON 

123 iDanville, 111 

101 JHomer 

90 |Urbana 

76 North Bend 

63 'Monticello 



Place 


From 


to 


Ind'n- 


Place. 


apolis 








8 


8 


6 


14 


15 


29 


18 


47 


10 


57 


7 


64 


12 


76 


17 


93 


22 


115 


11 


126 


14 


140 


13 


153 



39 | Decatur 

Great Western R. R. 

27 Long Point 

17 I Zanesville 

14 j Mechanicsburg.. ...... 

11 | Dawson's 

7 i Jamestown 

j SPRING-FIELD 



From! SPRINGFIELD TO 
sp['g- INDIANAPOLIS, 
* eld - I (Read up.) 



177 

189 
199 
202 
205 
209 
216 



From 
lud'n- 
apoljg 



From Springfield, the Gt. Western 
R. R. is continued to Naples. HL.via 
Jacksonville. This road is in pro- 
gress to the Mississippi River. 



ROUTES FROM LOUISVILLE. KY, 



From Louisville. 

LOUISVILLE TO CINCINNATI, OHIO, via Ohio River... 

LOUISVILLE TO WHEELING, VA-, via Ohio River 

LOUISVILLE TO PITTSBURG, PA,, via Ohio River 

LOUISVILLE TO ST. LOUIS, MO,, via Obio River 

LOUISVILLE TO MEMPHIS, TEN N,, via Ohio River 

LOUISVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS, via Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. 

LOUISVILLE TO BALTIMORE, via Ohio River, "Wheeling, and the 
Baltimore and Ohio R. R 

LOUISVILLE TO CHICAGO, via Xew Albany and Salem R.R. (See 
page b4.) 

LOUISVILLE TO CHICAGO, via Indianapolis. (See page 84.) 

LOUISVILLE TO MADISON, I A., via Ohio River 



Miles. 

133 
516 
610 
563 
634 
1415 



345 | 
321 
41 



ROUTES FROM LOUISVILLE. 



155 



Louisville to Baltimore, by Railroad. 


Plare to 
Place. 


Miles. 


LOUISVILLE to 



109 

249 
3S0 







109 




358 


BALTIMORE, via Baltimore aud Ohio R. 11 


738 






Louisville to Baltimore, via Ohio and Pennsylvania R. R. 



109 
185 
1S2 
247 
83 




LOUISVILLE to 


o 




109 


Columbus. Ohio 


294 


Pittsburg, via Crestliue. Ohio 


476 




723 


BALTIMORE, via York. Pa 


806 






Louisville to Pldladelphia, via Ohio River. 



610 
353 




LOUISVILLE to 







610 


PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R.R 


963 






Louisville to Philadelphia, by Railroad. 



109 
367 
353 






o 


Cincinnati, via Jeffersonville and Seymour, la 


109 


Pittsburs:, via Columbus and Crestline, Ohio 


476 


PHILADELPHIA, via Pennsylvania R.R 


8°9 






Louisville to New York, via Philadelphia. 



829 

87 t 




LOUISVILLE to 





Philadelphia, by Railroad. (See preceding Route.) 

NEW YORK 


829 
916 






Louisville to New Yorlc, via Cleveland and Dunkirk. 



109 

255 
142 

460 




LOUISVILLE to 





Cincinnati, via Jeffersonville and Seymour, la 


109 


Cleveland. Ohio, via Columbus 


364 


Dunkirk. N.Y., via Erie, Pa 


506 


NEW YORK, via N.Y .and Erie R.R 


966 






Louisville to New York, via Buffalo and Albany. 



506 
41 

298 




LOUISVILLE to 





Dunkirk. (See preceding Route.) 


506 


Buffalo, N.Y 


547 


Albany, N.Y 


845 


NEW YORK , 


145 


990 



* Or, from Louisville to Cincinnati via Lexington and Covington, Ky., 
191 miles. 



15G 



LOUISVILLE TO LEXINGTON, 



Louisville to Boston, via Buffalo and Albany. 



LOUISVILLE to 

Albany. (See preceding Route.).. 
BOSTON, via Western R.R 



Louisville to Boston, via Philadelphia and New York. 



LOUISVILLE to 

Philadelphia. (See preceding Routes, page lo5.).. 

New York • 

BOSTON, via New Haven, Hartford, &c 



Louisville, to Boston, via Indiana, Michigan and Canada. 



LOUISVILLE to - 

Michigan City, via Indianapolis and La Fayette, la 

Detroit, via Michigan Central R. R 

Niagara Suspension Bridge, via Canada Western R. R.. 

Albanv. via N.Y. Central R.R 

BOSTON, via Western R.R 



Louisville to Harrodsburg Springs, Ky. 



LOUISVILLE to •■ 

Frankfort, via Louisville and Frankfort R.R.. 
HARRODSBURG- SPRINGS, by stage 



• 
845 
200 





829 
87 
236 





267 
228 
230 
305 
200 





845 
1045 





829 
916 
1152 





267 
495 
725 
1030 
1230 





68 



191 
174 

161 
153 
148 
144 
136 
128 
123 
10S 
94 



LOUISVILLE TO 
LEXINGTON & COV- 
INGTON, KY, 



•I 



Louisville and Lex- 
ington R. R. 
LOUISVILLE to... 

Baird's 

La Grange 

Smithfield 

Eminence 

Pleasureville 

Bagdad 

Milam's 

FRANKFORT 

Midway 

*LEXING-TON, Ky 

Covington and Lex- 
ington R.R. 

Paris 

Cynthiana 

Garrett's 

Robinson's 

lioyd's 

Falmouth 



Butler 

Clarkson 

Benton 

Canton 

New Philadelphia.. 

De Coursey 

COVINGTON 



COVINGTON TO 
LOUISVILLE. 
(Read up.) 



162 
168 
172 
175 
178 
IS 5 
191 



N. B. Covington is situated on the 
Ohio River, directly opposite to Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 

* Lexington and JDanvUle R. 22* 
connects here. A route has been 
commenced between Lexington and 
Nashville, Tenia. Also, one in pro- 
gress to Maysville, Ky., and another 
to Catletsburg. The latter will form 
a link in the great Route connect- 
ing with Richmond and Norfolk, 
Virginia. 



LOUISVILLE TO NASHVILLE. 



157 



From LOUISVILLE TO 1>lare From 
v.i.e. DANVILLE, KY. 



122 



From 
Dan- 
ville. 



LOUISVILLE to... 

\ Lexington. (See ) 

( preced'g Route.) j 

■ >> &. Danville R 

DANVILLE, Ky. 



DANVILLE TO 
LOUISVILLE, 
(Head up.) 



Place 
Plate. 



122 



From 
Nash- 
ville. 



530 
527 
491 
470 
466 
421 
396 
3S4 
348 
339 
327 
281 
270 
247 
241 
218 



151 
131 

100 
70 
55 




LOUISVILLE, KY„T0 
NASHVILLE, TENN,, 
VIA OHIO & CUM- 
BERLAND RIVERS. 



Via Ohio Hirer. 
LOUISVILLE to.. 

New Albany, la 

Brandenburg, Ky.... 

Leavenworth, la 

Fredonia, la 

Cloversport, Ky 

Lewisport. Ky 

Rockport,Ia 

Green River, Ky 

Evansville, la 

Hendersonville, Ky 
Wabash River, la.... 
Shawneetown, 111.... 

Cave-in Rock, 111 

Elizabeth, 111 

Golconda, la 

I Mouth of Cumber- \ 

I land River j 

Eddyville, Ky 

Canton 

Dover 

Palmyra 

ClarksTille. Tenn. 
NASHVILLE.... 



NASHVILLE TO 
LOUISVILLE. 

(Read up.) 



36 


39 


21 


60 


5 


65 


44 


109 


2d 


134 


12 


146 


36 


182 


9 


191 


12 


203 


46 


249 


11 


260 


23 


283 


6 


289 


23 


312 



From Nashville, Tenn., extends a 
line of Railroads, connecting with 
Charleston, S.C., and Savannah, Ga.; 
from each of these places steamships 
connect the Routes with New York 
and Philadelphia. 
14 



A Railroad is now in progress to 
unite Louisville, Ky., with Nash- 
ville, Tenn. 



LOUISVILLE TO ry« 
NASHVILLE, TENN.W 



By S'aae. from 
LOUISVILLE to*. 

Salina 

West Point 

Elizabethtown* 

Leesville 

Mumfordsville 

Prewett's Knob 

Three Forks 

Bowling Green. . . 

Franklin 

Mulley's, Tenn 

Tyree Springs 

Pleasant Hill to. .. 
NASHVILLE 



NASHVILLE TO 
LOUISVILLE. 

{Read up.) 



BOWLING GREEN 
TO COLUMBUS, KY, 



By Starr e from 
*B'L'G GREEN to 
South Union . .. 

Russellville 

Elkton 

HOPKINSVILLE . . 

Cadiz 

Canton 

Aurora 

Wadesboro' .... 

Mayfield 

Milburn to 

COLUMBUS . . 



COLUMBUS TO 

BOWLING GREEN 

(Read up.) 



* From Bowling Green to Louis- 
ville, see previous route. 



158 



ROUTES FROM LEXINGTON, KY, 



ROUTES FROM LEXING 
TON, KY. 

From Lexington to Cincinnati and 
Louisville, page 142. From Lexing- 
ton to Richmond, 25 miles. 



LEXINGTON TO 
MAYSVILLE, KY. 



LEXINGTON to. 

Moreland 

Paris 

Millersburg 

Lower Blue Lick. . 

May's Lick 

Washington to. . . . 
MAYSVILLE.... 



MAYSVILLE TO 
LEXINGTON. 

{Read up.) 



. LEXINGTON TO 
*u£ NASHVIILE, TENN 



206 
194 

176 

166 

148 

130 

118 

106 

96 

83 

71 

57 

26 

16 

7 





By Stage from 
LEXINGTON to 

Pekin 

Harrodsburg 

Perryville 

Lebanon 

Campbellsville. . .. 

Greensburg 

Monroe 

Blue Springs 

Glasgow 

Cedar Spring 

Scottsville 

Gallatin 

Hendersonville . .. 
Pleasant Hill to. .. 
NASHVILLE . . . 



3h . NASHVILLE TO LEX- p, , a ce 
viiie. !|NGT0N. (Read up.) P^e. 



From 
Knox- 
▼ille. 



204 

192 



LEXINGTON TO 
KNOXVILLE, TENN. 



Btf Stage from 
LEXINGTON to. 
Nicholasville ..... 









12 


12 


18 


30 


10 


40 


18 


58 


18 


76 


12 


88 


12 


100 


JO 


110 


13 


123 


12 


135 


14 


149 


31 


180 


10 


190 


9 


199 


7 


200 




12 12 



187 Bryantsville . 

177 Danville 

167 Stamford.... 

145 Mt. Vernon.... 

126 

113 

101 

85 

70 

58 

53 

43 



London 

Lynn Camp 

Barboursville. ;.... 

Cumberland Ford. . 

Cumberland Gap. . 

Tazewell, Tenn... 

Sycamore 

Bean's Station 

33 [Rutledge 

19 Blair's Cross Roads 

10 |Academia to 

IKNOXVILLE .... 



ville. JMGTON. (Read up.) Place. 



17 

27 

37 

59 

78 

91 

103 

119 

134 

146 

151 

161 

171 

185 

194 

204 



CINCINNATI, 



Cov'qton & Lex'gton R 
LEXINGTON.... 

Paris 

Cynthiana 

Robinson's 

Falmouth , 

Butler 

Clarkson , 

New Philadelphia, 

Covin scton 

CINCINNATI.... 



CINCINNATI TO 
LEXINGTON. 



ROUTES FROM FRANK- 
FORT, KY. 

From Frankfort to Cincinnati, 
via Covington and Lexington R.R. I 
(See page 142.) 

From Frankfort to Louisville , 
and Lexington. (See Route from 
Louisville to Cincinnati, page 156.) 

From Frankfort to Karrodsburg, | 
30 miles. 

From Frankfort to Nashville, 
via Louisville. To Louisville, 68 
miles. Louisville to Nashville, £ 
page 157. 

From Frankfort to Somerset, Ky.. 
via Harrodsburg, is 92 miles. 



ROUTES FROM SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 



159 



From 
Cin- 
cin'ti. 


FRANKFORT, KY„ 
TO CINCINNATI. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Fr'nk- 
fort. 


123 
94 


Lexington <& Frank- 
fort R. K. 
FRANKFORT to... 



29 

13 

14 

28 
38 

1 




29 

42 
56 
84 
122 
123 


81 


Covington and Lex- 
ington R.R. 


67 




39 




1 







CINCINNATI 


From 

cin- 
nati. 


CINCINNATI TO 

FRANKFORT. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Fr'iik- 
fort. 


From 

Madi- 
son. 


FRANKFORT TO 
MADISON, IA. 


Place 
Place. 



15 
14 
10 

6 
10 

1 


From 
Fr'nk- 
fort. 


15 

29 
39 
45 
55 
56 


56 
41 
27 
17 
11 


By Staqe from 
FRANKFORT to... 
Christiansburg 




Bedford 


1 


Milton 





MADISON, la 


From 
Madi- 
son- 


MADISON TO 

FRANKFORT. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Fr'nk- 
fort. 


Or from Frankfort to Louisville, 
by Bailroad, 68 miles ; thence by the 
Ohio River to Madison, 41 miles; 
total, 109 miles. 


R 

Fr 
US, "< 
page 

Fr 

LIS, ' 

mile 
Ft 
Bloo 
fron 
and 


OUTES FROM SP 
FIELD, ILL. 

om Springfield to I 
ria Covington, 216 m 
154.) 

om Sprixgfleld to I 
ria Alton and Terre I 
s. (See page 153.) 
om Sprixgfield to Ch 
mington, 188 miles. ( 
i Chicago to Springfk 
St. Louis, page 81.) 


R1N 

NDIAI 

lies. 
NDIAI 

laute 

ICAGC 

SeeE 
>ld, I 


G- 

*APO- 

(See 

TAPO- 

,318 

, via 

oute 
dton 



SPRINGFIELD TO 
QUINCY, ILL. 

Great Western R. R. 
SPRINGFIELD to 

Schuyler 

Berlin 

Franklin 

Jacksonville 

Morgan 

Naples 

By Stage to 

Griggsville 

Beverly 

Liberty 

QUINCY 



QUINCY TO 

SPRINGFIELD. 

(Read up.) 




9 
16 

25 

:J3 
45 
54 

04 
74 



From 
Sp'ng- 
rield. 



SPRINGFIELD TO 
VANDALIA. 

Great Western R. R. 
SPRINGFIELD to 

Jamestown, 111 

Dawson's 

Mechanicsburg 

Lanesville 

Illiopolis 

Lous; Point 

DECATUR 

Illinois Central R. R. 
VANDALIA 



VANDALIA TO 

SPRINGFIELD. 

(Read up.) 



Place 
Place. 


Sp'iig- 
field. 








7 


7 


4 


11 


3 


14 


3 


17 


6 


23 


4 


27 


12 


39 


63 


102 





— - ■ 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Sp'ng- 
field. 



SPRINGFIELD TO 
ALTON, ILL. 

Chicago and Missis- 
sippi R. R. 
SPRINGFIELD to 

Chatham 

Auburn 

Prairie Station 

Cablixsville 

Mecoupin 



From 
Sp'ng- 
field. 



160 



SPRINGFIELD TO FORT MADISON. 



12 
5 

o 


Brighton 

Monticello to 

* ALTON 


15 

7 
5 


oo 

67 

72 








From 
Alton. 


ALTON TO SPRING- 
FIELD, {Fi«ad up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Sp'ng- 
field. 



* From Alton to St. Louis, Mo., 
by steamboat on Mississippi River, 
is 23 miles. 



Vo°,Tl SPRINGFIELD TO 
5?" FORT MADISON, IA, 



161 

128 

106 
93 
89 
81 
67 
61 
56 
53 
48 
30 
12 
11 




By Railroad from 
SPRINGFIELD to 
Jacksonville . . 
By Stage to 

Virginia 

Beardstown .... 
Frederickville . . 

Rushville 

Camden , 

Huntsville 

Pulaski 

Augusta 

Plymouth , 

Carthage 

Nauvoo . 

Montrose, [o., to 
FORT MADISON 



FORT MADISON TO 
SPRINGFIELD. 

(Read up.) 

SPRINGFIELD TO 
BURLINGTON, 10. 



Place 

Place 



144 

04 

58 
51 
39 
24 
9 




SPRINGF'ELD to 
I Rushville (see ; 
) previous route) j 

Littleton 

Doddsville 

Macomb 

Bedford 

Shokakan to 

BURLING-TON . . 



BURLINGTON TO 
SPRINGFIELD. 
(Read up.) 
12 



From 
Spri'g- 
field. 









so 


80 


6 


P/o 


7 


93 


12 


l'}5 


15 


120 


15 


m 


9 


144 



From 
Peo- 
ria. 


SPRINGFIELD TO 
PEORIA, ILL. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
field. 


71 
51 

9,6 


SPRING-F'ELD to 
Middletown ....... 




20 
25 
12 
5 
9 



20 

45 


14 
9 



Tremont 


57 


Groveland to 

PEORIA 


62 
71 






F / e 7 PEORIA TO SPRING- 
ria. 1 FIELD. (Read up.) 


Place 
Place 


From 
Spr.'g- 
fieid. 


Oqua'- 
ka. 


PEORIA TO 
0QUAWKA, ILL. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Peo- 
ria. 


78 
57 
43 


By Stage from 

PEORIA to 

Charleston 



21 
14 

6 
5 

14 

18 



21 
35 


37 
32 

18 



Knoxville 

Galesburg. 

Monmouth to 

*OQUAWKA 


41 

46 

60 

78 


From 

Oqua'- 

ka. 


OQUAWKATO PEO- 
RIA. (Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Peo- 
ria. 



* Stages leave Oquawka for Bur- 
lington. Io,, 15 miles ; connecting 
there with lines running to Keo- 
kuk, and other parts of Iowa. 



PEORIA, ILL., TO 
CHICAGO, ILL. 



Peoria dBuru Yal'.R 

PEORIA to 

June, of Chicago ") 

& Rock Isl'd R. $ 

CM go d-Ilock IsVdR. 

Peru 

La Salle 

Ottawa 

Morris 

Joliet; 

CHICAGO 



F ™f CHICAGO TO PE0- , 

RIA. (Jieud up.) Place.! 



to 


Peo- 


lace. 


na. 













47 


47 


14 


61 


2 


63 


14 


77 I 


23 


100 1 


21 


121 | 


40 


161 ! 



From Peru passengers may reach 
Chicago via Aurora. 

Another Route from Peoria is via 
the Illinois Kiver and Canal. 



ROUTES FROM IOWA CITY, 



161 



£?» PEORIA TO QUIN- * 
CY, ILL. 



137 

12U 
113 

102 
87 
70 
54 
45 
38 
27 
15 




By Stage from 

PEORIA to 

Tivoli 

Farmington 

Canton 

Lewistown 

Astoria 

Rushville 

Ripley 

Ml. Sterling 

Clayton 

Columbus to 

QUINCY 



QUINCY TO PEO- 
RIA. {Read up.) 









17 


17 


7 


24 


11 


35 


15 


50 


J7 


67 


16 


83 


9 


92 


7 


99 


11 


110 


12 


122 


15 


137 



**- QUINCY TO KNOX- 
vliieV VILLE, ILL. 



106 
0-2 
82 
79 
65 
53 
37 
19 
9 



By Stage from 

QUINCY to 

Mention 

Wood vi lie 

Chili 

Carthage 

Fountain Green. . . 

Macomb 

Woodstock .- 

Hartford to 



KNOXVILLB. 



KNOXVILLE TO 

▼iiie. QUINCY. {Read Up.) Place, 



From Q-uincy to Keokuk, Io., 35 
miles. Stages run from Keokuk 
to Burlington, Io. ; and from Bur- 
lington to Oquawka, Northern Illi- 
nois, and Iowa. 



NAPLES. ILL., TO 
DECATUR. 



Great Western R.R. 
{Illinois.) 

NAPLES, 111 

Morgan 

JACKSONVILLE.. 
14* 



61 




8 
9 

16 

14 
3 

10 

12 

Place 

to 
Place. 


3(1 


55 




39 


39 
25 
22 


SPRINGFIELD. ... 
Mechanicisburg 


55 

7° 


1?! 




8fl 


o 


DECATUR 


94 








From 
Deca- 
tur. 


DECATUR TO 
NAPLES. 
{Read up.) 


Fr-:r 
Na- 

p] B 



ROUTES FROM IOWA CITY. 



IOWA CITY TO 
BURLINGTON. 



By Stage from 
IOWA CITY to... 

West Liberty 

Muscatine 

Grand View 

Wapello 

Florence 

Yellow Springs to. . 
BURLINGTON . . 



BURLINGTON TO 
IOWA CITY. 

{Read up.) 



From 

Iowa I 

City. ^ 



From 
Rock 
Isl'nd. 


IOWA CITY TO DA- 
VENPORT AND 
ROCK ISLAND. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
City. 


74 
62 
43 
32 
25 


By Stage from 
IOWA CITY to... 

West Liberty 

Overman's Ferry. . 
Muscatine 




12 
19 
11 

7 

5 
12 

5 

3 



12 

31 
42 
49 


20 
8 
3 




Montpelier 

Rockingham 

Davenport to 

(ROCK ISL'D? 

f (by ferry) J 


54 
66 
71 
74 


From 
Rock 
Isl'nd. 


ROCK ISLAND TO 
IOWA CITY, 

{Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
City. 



162 



ROUTES FROM BURLINGTON, 10/ 



From 
Keo- 
kuk. 


IOWA CITY TO 
KEOKUK. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Iowa 

City. 


128 

90 
71 


B>! Stoo-e from 
IOWA CITY to... 
Washington 



32 
25 
24 

10 

7 

30 



32 

57 


47 
37 

30 

o 


Koosauque 

Bentonsport 

Farmington to.... 
KEOFUK 


81 
91 

98 
1 9 8 








From 


KEOKUK TO IOWA 
CITY, (Read up.) 


Place 
P lace. 


Iowa 

City. 


From 
M'sca- 


IOWA CITY TO 
MUSCATINE. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Iowa 
City. 


34 

20 

11 




By Stage from 
IOWA CITY to... 

West Liberty 

Overman's Ferry to 
*MUSCATINE . . . 




14 
9 
11 



14 
23 
34 


From 
M'sca- 
tine. 


MUSCATINg TO 
IOWA CITY. 
(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Iowa 
City. 



* From Muscatine, on the Missis- 
sippi, passengers may reach St. 
Louis, 321 miles, or any of the 
places situated on the Mississippi 
Kiver, either up or down that 
stream, by steamboat. 



1 ROCK ISLAND. ILL. 
" TO OiViAHA CITY, 
NEBRASKA TER. 



326 
323 
318 
304 
299 
292 
281 
262 
250 




Stage Route. 

ROCK ISLAND to 
Davenport, Iowa.. 

Kockinghain 

Montpelier 

Wyoming... 

Muscatine 

Overman's Ferry. 

West Liberty 

Towa City 

OMAHA CITY 



OMAHA CITY TO *£* *J°™ 
hacy ROCK ISLAND. 



From 
Rock 
Isl'nd. 



ROUTES FROM BURLING- 
TON, IO 

From Burlington to [owa City, 

60 miles. 



From 
D'ven- 
port. 



From 
D'ven- 
port. 



BURLINGTON TO 
DAVENPORT, 10. 

By Stage from 
BURLINGTON to 
Yellow Springs... 

Florence 

Wapello 

Grandview 

Muscatine to. . . . 
DAVENPORT . . 

"davenport to 
burlington. 

(Read up.) 



buque 



DAVENPORT TO 
DUBUQUE, 10. 

By Stage from 
*DAVENPORT to 

De Witt 

Maquokety 

Andrew 

La Mott to..... 
DUBUQUE .... 



DUBUQUE TO DA- 
VENPORT. 



Place 
Place. 



Place 
Place. 



* From Davenport, passengers 
may reach Dubuque, by steamboat, 
on the Mississippi Kiver, distance 
102 miles. 



BURLINGTON TO 
KEOKUK, 10. 

By Stage from 
BURLINGTON to 

Augusta 

Fort Madison 

Montrose to 

KEOKUK 



55 KEOKUK TO BUR 
kuk - LINGTON,(toadM J p.) ,pia( 



From 
Bur- 
lin»- 
too. 



ROUTES FROM ST. LOUIS, MO. 



16a 



From BURLINGTON TO w 
03KAL00SA, 10. r£» 



108 

88 



55 



Ba S'no-e from 
BURLINGTON to 

Hartford 

MX. Pleasant 

Rome 

Fairfield 

3-2 [Otiimwa 
10 Eddysville to 
OSKALOOSA 



From 
Oaka- 

loosa. 



OSKALOOSA TO 

BURLINGTON. 

{Read up.) 



Place 

Place 



From BURLINGTON, 10., 
TO PEORIA, ILL. 



By Stage from 
93 BURLING-TON to 



Oquawka 
Monmouth . . . 
Galesburg 
Knoxville. .. 

Trenton 

Charleston to. 
PEORIA .... 



PEORIA TO BUR- 
LINGTON. 
{Read up.) 



93 



ROUTES FROM ST. LOUIS MO, 



From St. Louis. 



ST, LOUIS TO BOSTON, MASS., via Chicago, Detroit and Canada. 

ST. LOUIS TO BOSTON, via Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo and 
Albany 

ST. LOUIS TO BOSTON, via Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo and 
Albany 

ST. LOUIS TO BOSTON, via Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Phila- 
delphia 

ST. LOUIS TO NEW YORK, via Chicago, Cleveland and Dunkirk.. 

ST. LOUIS TO NEW YORK, via Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Phi- 
ladelphia 

ST. LOUIS TO PHILADELPHIA, via Chicago, Cleveland and Pitts- 
burg 

ST. LOUIS TO PHILADELPHIA, via Indianapolis, Pittsburg, and 
Pennsylvania K.K 

ST. LOUIS TO BALTIMORE, via Mississippi and Ohio Riveri, 
Wheeling, and Baltimore and Ohio B.R 



1298 j 
1320 

12G6 

g 

1306 

1212 
1095 
1132 
1008 
1459 



164 



ROUTES FROM ST, LOUIS, MO. 



ST, LOUIS TO BALTIMORE. (R. R. Route in progress), via Cincin- 
nati, Parkersburg, Virginia North- Western R. R., and Balti- 
more and Ohio R.R 



ST. LOUIS TO FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY, and intermediate places, 
via Mississippi River. (See page 117.) = 



ST. LOUIS TO NEW ORLEANS, and intermediate places, via Mis- 
sissippi River. (See page 120.). 



ST. LOUIS TO LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI, and intermediate 
places, via Ohio River. (See page 117.) , 



ST, LOUIS TO WHEELING AND PITTSBURG, via Ohio River. (See 
previous Route to Oincinnai, and Route from Cincinnati to 
Pittsburg, page 116.) 



ST. LOUIS TO SPRINGFiELD AND CHICAGO, ILL,, via Blooming- 
ton. (See page 81.) 



ST. LOUIS TO PEORIA AND CHICAGO, v«a Illinois River. (See 
page 79.) ,. 



ST, LOUIS TO CHICAGO, via Ohio and Mississippi R. R., and Chi- 
cago Branch R.R. (See page S2.) , 



ST. LOUIS TO INDIANAPOLIS, via Ohio and Mississippi R.R., Chi- 
cago Branch R. R., and Mississippi and Terre Haute R.R. (See 
page 151.) 



ST. LOUIS TO INDIANAPOLIS, via Alton and Terre Haute. (See 
page 150.) 



ST, LOUIS TO INDIANAPOLIS, via Mississippi and Atlantic R.R. 
(In progress.) 



ST, LOUIS TO CINCINNATI s via Terre Haute and Indianapolis. 
(See page 140.) 



ST, LOUIS TO CINCINNATI, via Ohio and Mississippi R.R. (In 
progress.) (See page 141.) 



X. B. For other Routes from St. Louis, see following pages. 



From 
Jeff'n 
City. 

128 
120 
108 
94 
82 
72 
48 



ST, LOUIS TO JEF- 
FERSON CITY, MO, 



ST. LOUIS to.. 

Rock Hill 

Manchester 

Fox Creek 

Fort William 

Union 

Adamsburg 



Place 


From 


to 


St. 


Place. 


Louis. 








8 


. 8 


12 


20 


14 


34 


12 


46 


10 


56 


24 


80 



34 


Mt. Sterling 


14 
16 
8 
10 


94 


18 


Lvnn 


no 


10 


Lisle 


118 





JEFF'SON CITY- 


12S 


From 
Jeff'n 
Citv. 


JEFFERSON CITY TO 
ST, LOUIS. 


Plate 
to 

Place. 


From 

St. 
Louis. 



The Pacific R. R. is in process of 
construction from St. Louis to Jeffer- 
son City, from thence to the western 



JEFFERSON CITY TO INDEPENDENCE. 



165 



boundary of Missouri. This 
road will, at no distant day, 
one of the links which are to 
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 



1G3 
148 
143 
134 
117 
107 
95 
81 
57 
39 
27 
IS 




JEFFERSON CITY 
TO INDEPEN- 
DENCE, MO. 



By Stage from 
JEFF' SON C. to. 

Marion 

Muuiteau 

Midway 

Booneville 

La Mine 

Arrow Rock 

Marshall 

Mount Hope 

Lexington 

Wellington 

Fort Osa?e to 

INDEPEND'NCE 



From INDEPENDENCE TO 
l ilT JEFFERSON CITY. 

denoe. (Read up.) 



Rail- i 201 
form! 189 
unite i 176 
162 
156 
133 
122 
100 



Fr , m ST, LOUIS TO JEF 
j el rer- PERSON CITY, VIA 
cit?.| ST, CHARLES. 



I By Stave from 
132 ST, LOUIS to... 



11 

81 
74 
47 
22 
11 
1 




St, Charle 
Hickory Grove. 
Warrenton. .. . 

Danville 

Fulton 

XewBloonifield 
Hibernia to... 
JEFF'SON CITY 



JEFFERSON CITY 
TO ST. LOUIS. 

(Read up.) 




15 
20 
29 
46 
56 
OS 
82 
106 
104 
136 
1.51 
163 




•21 
51 
55 
85 
110 
1-21 
13] 
132 



/eft?- ST. LOUIS TO FORT p* 
ctv LEAVENWORTH, |n2* 



323 
213 



By Sta g-e from 

ST. LOUIS to.. 

\ Fulton (see pre- 

/ vious route). . 

12* 



Millersburg 

Columbia 

Rocheport 

Fayette 

Glasgow 

Keytesville 

Brunswick 

Carrollton 

Richmond 

Liberty 

Platte City 

Weston to 

\ FORT LEA- I 
I VENWORTH J 

FORT LEAVEN- 
WORTH TO ST. 
LOUIS, (Read up.) 

ST. LOUIS, MO, , TO 
FORT LEAVEN- 
WORTH AND 
COUNCIL BLUFF, 

By Steamboat from 

ST. LOUIS to..., 

Cabris Island 

Chouteau's Island. 

Mouth of Wood R. 

Missouri River. .. 

St. Charles 

Newport , 

Pinckney 

\ Mouth* of Gas- ) 
I conade River. . \ 

Portland 

Mouth of Osage R. 

Jefferson City... 

Marion 

Nashville , 

Rocheport 

Booneville 

Arrow Rock. ...... 

Chariton 

Mouth of Grand R. 

Lexington 

Blayton 

Fort Osage 

Liberty 

Mouth of Kansas R 

M'th of Little Platte 

Fort Leavenw'th 

Weston 

St. Joseph 

Nodaway R 



166 



ST. LOUIS TO CALEDONIA. 



166 
148 
1-23 
111 
95 
83 
79 
67 
52 

40 





Wolf River 

Gt. Nemaha w R. . . 
Xishnabatona R. . . 
Weeping Water R. 
Fair Sun Island. . . . 
Lower Oven Island 
Upper Oven Island. 
Five-Barrel Island. 

Platte River 

j Bellevue Trad- ) 
/ ins-house to. . \ 
COUNCIL BL'F. 



524 

542 
567 

.579 
595 
607 

oil 

6-23 
(538 

650 

(390 



g£ COUNCIL BLUFF TO 
*a ST. LOUIS. 

^^ (Read up.) 



£?» ST. LOUIS TO CA 
LEDONIA, MO. 



From 

Call- 
.douia. 



Bif Stave from 
ST. LOUIS to... 

Carondelet 

Jefferson Barracks 

Oakville 

Sulphur Springs. .. 

Clifton ,... 

Hillsboro' 

Linnville 

Glenfinlas- .. * 

Old Mines 

Potosi to 

CALEDONIA . . . 



CALEDONIA TO ST. 
LOUIS. (Read up.) 



f r ,7 ST. LOUIS TO LIT- p j ace 

Rock TLE ROCK, ARK. P.a°ce 



305 

287 

265 
250 
245 
227 
210 
188 
172 
158 
136 
126 



By Stage from 

ST. LOUIS to.... 
} Caledonia (see ) 
/ previous route) ) 

Farmington 

La Motte L'd Mines 

Fredericktown . . 

Cedar Creek 

Greenville 

Cane Creek 

Martinsburg 

Hicks' Ferry, Ark 

Pocahontas 

Jackson 



22 


100 


15 


115 


5 


120 


18 


138 


17 


J 55 


22 


177 


16 


103 


14 


207 


22 


2 -JO 


10 


239 



From 
Little 
Rock. 



Smithville , 

Sulphur Spring. . . 

Batesville 

Searcy 

Oakland Grove to. 
*LITTLE ROOK. 



LITTLE ROCK TO 
ST. LOUIS. 

(Read up.) 



254 
264 
274 
310 
335 
365 

From 



* The preceding route is given 
for the benefit of those whose busi- 
ness or pleasure would take them 
to any of the intermediate towns. 
The most available and cheapest 
route between St. Louis and Little 
Rock, is by steamboat from the for- 
mer place to the mouth of the Ar- 
kansas, and thence, up that stream, 
to Little Rock. 



F pT ST. LOUIS TO PAL 
my™. I MYRA, M0. 



By Stage from 
ST. LOUIS to... 

St. Charles 

Flint Hill 

Troy 

Auburn 

Prairieville 

Bowling Green. . . 

Frankford 

New London 

Hannibal to 

PALMYRA 



PALMYRA TO ST. 
LOUIS. (Read up.) 



PALMYRA TO BUR- 
LINGTON, 10. 



By Stage from 
PALMYRA to... 

La Grange 

Monticello 

Winchester. , 

St. Francisville. . 
Montrose, Io. 
Ft. Madison to... 
BURLINGTON . 



BURLINGTON TO 
PALMYRA. 
(Read up.) 




21 
45 
56 

66 
75 
88 
101 
109 
119 
131 



Place From 
to St. 

Pln,.o ' T r>iii = 




18 
32 
43 
68 
80 
91 
111 



From 
Pal- 
in jts. 



ST. LOUIS TO SHAWNEETOWN. 



167 



Bbaw 

nee- 
town. 



150 
149 

135 
110 
99 
79 
49 
32 
14 
7 




ST. LOUIS TO 

SHAWNEETOWN, 

ILL. 



ST. LOUIS to .... 
Illinoistown, ) 
(by ferry) . . . . j 
By Stage to 

Belleville 

Pleasant Grove- .. . 

Nashville 

Mt. Hawkins 

Frankfort 

Gallatin 

Equality 

Cvpressville to 

SHA'NEETOWjNT 



SHAWNEETOWN 

TO ST. LOUIS. 

(Read up.) 



Place From 
Place. Louis. 



Passengers may go between St. 
Louis and Shawneetown. by steam- 
boat, via the Ohio and Mississippi 
Rivers. 



ROUTES FROM LITTLE 
ROCK, ARK. 



From 
Napo- 
leon. 


LITTLE ROCK TO 
NAPOLEON, ARK. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Little 
Rock. 


224 

134 
114 
100 
65 
32 



Bn Stage from 
LITTLE" ROCK to 
Pine Bluff 



90 
20 
14 
35 
33 
32 


0. 
90 
110 
J 24 
159 
192 
224 






Arkansas Post 
Wellington to 

*NAPOLEON.... 


From 
Napo- 
leon. 


NAPOLEON TO LIT- 
TLE ROCK. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Little 

Rock. 



* Napoleon is situated at the 
mouth of the Arkansas River ; pas- 
sengers wishing to go thence to 
places on the Mississippi River, can 



do so, .as steamboats pass up and 
down that river several times daily. 



55 1 LITTLE ROCK TO 
HELENA, ARK. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Little 
Rock 


91 

(56 
53 


By Stage from 
LIT T LE ROCK to 
Big Prairie 



25 
13 

jo 

28 
15 




25 
38 


43 
15 



Lawrenceville 

Lick Creek to 

♦HELENA 


48 
76 
91 


From 
Hele- 
na. 


HELENA TO LITTLE nace 

ROCK. (Readup.)\ v ^ 


trora 
Little 
Rock. 



* Helena, Ark., is one of the 
stopping-places for the steamboats 
which run up and down the Missis- 
sippi. 



From 
Hot 
Sp'iigs 



LITTLE ROCK TO Place 
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. p£e. 



Bif Stage from 
LIT'LE ROCK to 

Collegeville 

Caldwellton 

Owensville 

Whittinston to 

HOT SPRINGS.. 



HOT SPRINGS TO 
LITTLE ROCK. 

(Read up.) 



LITTLE ROCK TO 
FULTON, ARK. 



By Stage from 
LIT'LE ROCK to 

Collegeville 

Benton 

Rockport 

Bayou du Roche.. . 

Raymond 

Greenville 

Antoine 

Washington to 

FULTON 



From 
Lit;la 
Rock- 



Place From 
Little 
Place. Roik. 



FromipuLTON TO LITTLE ™<* *><>„, 

Ftuton _-_., /7 -, , \ t0 Li ttl8 

I ROCK, {Read up.) ^ Me .\ Roc ^ 




15 
24 
46 
64 
71 
83 
95 
119 
133 



168 



ROUTES FROM BALTIMORE, MD. 



From 
Sh've- 
port. 



2G6 
147 



131 
315 



1ITTLE ROCK TO 
SHREVEPORT, LA. 



B>f Stage from 

LITTLE ROOK to 
Washington, 
(see previous 
route) 

Spring Hill 

Lewisville 

Conway 

Walnut Hill to... 

SHREVEPORT . 



SHREVEPORT TO 
LITTLE ROCK. 

(Read up.) 



355 

330 

90 

40 

30 

1 





From 
Mem- 
phis. 



LITTLE ROCK TO 
MEMPHIS, TENN. 



By Stage from 
LIT'LE ROOK to 

Big Prairie 

Clarendon 

St. Franci3 

Marion 

Mississippi Riv'r to 
MEMPHIS..-. 



From 

Lktle 

P.uek. 





119 

135 
151 
168 

176 

266 



From 
Little 
Rock. 



iHace 

Little 
Place. Rock. 



MEMPHIS TO LIT- 
TLE ROCK. 
(Read up.) 




9,5 
65 
115 

145 
\,'A 
155 



Place From 

to (Little 

Place. I Rock. 



Passengers may go between Lit- 
tle Rock and Memphis by steamboat, 
as follows : down the Arkansas to 
its mouth, about 300 miles, thence 
up the Mississippi to Memphis, 177 
miles. Total, 477 miles. 



From 
Fort 
Gib- 
son. 


LITTLE ROCK TO 

FORT GIBSON, 

IND.TER. 


Place 
to 

Place. 


From 
Lit lie 
Bock. 


230 

185 
179 
153 


By Stage from 
LIT-'LE ROOK to 

Lewisburg 

Pt. Remove 

Dwi^ht. 



45 

6 
26 

6 
16 
10 
12 
14 
13 
10 

5 
27 
40 



45 
51 

77 


147 




83 


131 
191 


Clarksville ........ 

Horsehead 


99 
109 


109 




121 


95 

82 


Pleasant Hill 


135 

148 


72 
67 
40 


Van Buren 

Fort Smith 


158 
163 
190 





FORT GrIBSON.. 


230 


From 
Fort 
Gib- 
son. 


FORT GIBSON TO 
LITTLE ROCK. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Little 
Rock. 



During seasons of high water in 
the Arkansas, a steamboat runs 
from Little Rock to Fort Gibson, 



ROUTES FROM BALTIMORE, MD, 

The following are routes diverging from Baltimore; the traveller will 
refer to each respectively as may be required. 



PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.-/>«p*« 
in President St. This route leads to Havre de Grace, Wilmington, and 
Philadelphia. See page 89. 

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD —Depot Camden Station. This route 
leads to Frederick, Md., Harper's Ferry, Cumberland, Pittsburg. Wheeling:, 
and the West. From Harper's Ferry to Winchester. Va., and the Virginia 
Springs. See pages 171 and 172. * 



HACKNEY-COACH FARES. 1G9 

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAI LRO AD. -Depot Camden Station. This route 
leads to Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond, and the South. Also 
to the Virginia Springs, via Gordonsville. The Annapolis Branch 
R. R. runs to Annapolis, the capital of Maryland. See page 90, and 
following pages. 

BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHANNA RAI LRO r\D~Depot corner of Calvert 
and Franklin Streets. This route leads to York, Pa., Harrisburg, Pitts- 
burg, and to places on the Pennsylvania R. R. Also from York to Co- 
lumbia, Lancaster and Philadelphia. See page 172. 

STEAMBOATS ™ n f>' orn Baltimore to Piney Point, and up the Poto- 
mac to Acquia Creek Landing, connecting tliere with the railroad route 
to the South. 

Also, from Baltimore to Norfolk, Va., and up James River to Rich- 
mond, connecting there with the railroad route running north to Fre- 
dericksburg, and south to Petersburg, Weldon, «fec. 

Also, from Richmond to the Virginia Springs, Natural Bridge, &c. 



HACKNEY COACH FARES IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. 

1. Steamboat and Railroad Depots. — From any steamboat landing or 
railroad depot, to any hotel or private residence within the limits of the 
city, for a single passenger, 50 cents*. If two or more, each, 37| cents. 
And for each trunk, box, or bag, of sufficient size to be strapped on, 12£ 
cents. No charge for small parcels put in the carriage. 

2. To any Steamboat or Railroad Depot. — The same fare and charge for 
baggage, with an addition of 50 cents for the carriage when only sent 
for from the stable. 

3. City.— Within the following limits, assuming Calvert street as the 
centre of the city, and extending east to Canal street, west to Green 
street, south to Great Montgomery street, and north to Biddle street, for 
a single passenger, 37£ cents. If two or more, each, 25 cents. If beyond 
these limits, and anywhere within the city boundary, 12£ cents addi- 
tional for each passenger. 

4. Time.— For the use of a hackney-coach by the hour, $1 00, and at 
the same rate for all fractions of an hour, but no charge for any time 
less than a quarter of an hour. 

5. Evening and Night. — For hacks taken from the stand to any part 
of the city, as follows: from 1st May to 30th September inclusive, after 
8 o'clock, p. m., 75 cents for a single passenger; if more than one, 50 
cents each : a like sum for returning. From 1st October to 30th April, 
inclusive, after 7 o'clock, p. m., the same. JVb charge for baggage. 

6. Exchange and Fell's Point.— From South Gay street to any part of 
Fell's Point, not farther east than Washington street, 25 cents, and 25 
cents back for each passenger. 

General Rules. — 1. An additional allowance of 25 cents for the car- 
riage only, when sent for from the stand. 2. Children over ten years, 
half-price ; no charge under that age. 3. Stopping 15 minutes, or leaving 
the carriage, to make a new charge. 4. All cases not provided for in 
these rules, left to agreement of the parties. 
15 



170 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES. &c. 



A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCES, FARES, Sec, FROM 
BALTIMORE TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT 
PLACES IN THE UNION. 

The following table will show, at a glance, the distance, expense, and 
time occupied, in travelling from Baltimore to the most prominent 
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must he made in the rate of 
fares when travelling in steamboats, upon Lakes or Pavers, as those 
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which 
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be ob- 
tained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near enough 
to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given is that which 
is actually occupied in passing from one point to another ; the detentions 
between each route are not taken into consideration, as these the tra- 
veller must determine for himself. The distances are generally given by 
the shortest routes. 



Names of Places. 



Miles. Hours Fare. 



BALTIMORE to Annapolis, Md 21 

" Boston, via New Haven 420 

" Buffalo, via Williamsport and Elmira. 402 

" Charleston, S. C via Wilmington and 

Manchester R. R 692 

" Chicago, via Pittsburg and Cleveland... 824 

" Chicago, via Wheeling and Cleveland... 878 

" Chicago, via Wheel'g and Indianapolis 941 

" Chicago, via Wheeling, Ohio River, and 

Madison and Indianapolis, la 1061 

" Cincinnati, via Wheel'g and Zanesville 629 

" Cincinnati, via Wheeling and Ohio Riv. 763 

" Cincinnati, via Pittsburg and Crestline 

" Cleveland,' Ohio, via Pittsburg , 469 

" Cleveland, Ohio, via Wheeling 523 

" Columbus. Ohio, via Wheeling. Ya., and 

Zanesville, Ohio 521 

" Columbus, Ohio, via Harrisburg, Pitts- 
burg and Crestline 577 

" Elmira, N.Y- via Harrisburg, Pa 247 

" Frederick, Md = 62 

" Harper's Perry, Va 82 

" Harrisburg, Pa 83 

(i Indianapolis, via Pittsburg and Belle- 

fontaine 

* " Indianapolis, via Wheel'g and Zanesv'e 735 

" Indianapolis, via Wheeling, Ohio River, 

and Madison and Indianapolis R.R.. 942 
" Louisville, via Wheeling and Ohio Riv. 896 

" Memphis, via Wheeling and Ohio River 1530 

Mobile, Ala., via Wilmington, N.C 1- 

Montgomery, Ala. via Wilmington. N.C. 1042 644, '36 00 
Newark. O., via Wheel's and Zanesv'e 413 17 9 50 

1405 122 51 00 



New Orleans., via Wilmington, N.C 
New Orleans', via Wheeling, and Ohio 

and Mississippi Rivers 

New York, via Philadelphia 



2311 
1S4 



60 

11 00 

12 00 

10 00 

20 00 

20 00 

22 75 

21 25 
14 00 
11 00 

16 00 

11 00 

12 00 

12 50 

13 00 

7 50 

2 50 

3 25 
3 00 

17 50 

16 50 

17 50 
12 00 

23 50 

46 00 



176 
9* 



IS 50 
6 00 



TABLE OF DISTANCES, FARES, &o. 



171 



Names of Places. 



Miles. 


Hours 


Fare. 


415 


20 i 


12 00 


196 


17 


5 00 


337 


20 


12 25 


193 


91 


6 25 


97 


5 


$3 00 


330 


12 


9 00 


474 


40 


10 00 


152 


7^ 


4 50 


171 


8 


5 25 


345 


17 


10 00 


999 


41 


27 00 


1459 


95 


24 50 


896 






315 


52 


13 25 


295 


25 


12 25 


40 


2 


1 25 


257 


121 


9 25 


424 


25 


9 50 


380 


15 


8 50 


169 


8 


5 00 


124 


6i 


5 30 


57 


3 


1 50 


439 


18 


10 25 



BALTIMORE to Niagara Falls, via Williamport and 
Elmira 

" Norfolk, via Chesapeake Bay 

*• Norfolk, via Richm'd and Weldon, N.C. 

" Petersburg, Ya., via Richmond 

" Philadelphia 

" Pittsburg, via Harrisburg, Pa 

" Pittsburg, via Wheeling and Ohio Riv, 

" Pottsville, via Dauphin and Sus. R.R 

" Richmond, Ya.. via Washington 

" Rochester, via Williamsp't and Elmira 

" St. Louis, via Pittsb'g and Indianapolis 

" St. Louis, via Wheeling, and Ohio and 
Mississippi Rivers 

f< St. Louis, via Virginia N.Western R. R. 
and Cincinnati. (In progress.) 

" Virginia Springs, via Harpers Ferry.. 

" Virginia Springs, via Alexandria and 
Staunton, by R.R. and stage 

" 'Washington, D.C 

Weldon, N.C, via Richmond 

" Wheeling, via Harrisb'g and Pittsburg 

" WHEELixG,Ya.,via Baltim'e and Ohio R. 

" Williamsport, Pa., via Harrisburg... 

" Winchester, Ya 

" York, Pa , 

" Zanestille, Ohio, via Wheeling, Ya. 



From Baltimore to Philadelphia, see page 89. 

From Baltimore to Washington, Richmond, Charleston, New Orleans, 
Ac., see the several Routes from page 90 to 93 inclusive. 



BALTIMORE TO 
sv™. CUMBERLAND AND 
»"« WHEELING. 



Bult. # Ohio R. R. 

BALTIMORE to. 

* Washington June .. 

Ellicntt's Mills 

Elysville 

Putney's Bridge 

Pykesville 

Woodbine 

Mount Airy 

Monrovia 

[jamsville 

(•Frederic Junc. . . 

Point of Rocks. . .. . 
} {HARPER'S ) 
) FERRY, VA. j 

Martinsburg 

Hedgeville Depot. . 

Hancock, Md 

Doe Gulley Tunnel 

Paw Paw Tunnel. . 



Place 


From 


to 


Balti- 


Place 


more. 








9 


9 


6 


15 


6 


21 


3 


24 


8 


32 


6 


38 


6 


44 


6 


50 


4 


54 


5 


59 


11 


70 


12 


82 


19 


101 


3 


104 


18 


122 


18 


140 


I 12 


152 



CUMBERLAND 
Rawlins' Station. 

New Creek 

Piedmont 

Bloomington. 

j Altamont 

(Oakland 

IRowlesburg. ...... 

JTunnelton 

ISimpson's 

Thornton 

Fetterman 

Fairmount 

Farmington 

Glovers Gap 

Littleton 

Bellton 

Welling Tunnel. . 

Cameron 

Moundsville to... 
WHEELING-.... 



h«e"lTIMORE. {Read up.) 



178 
191 

201 
20G 
208 
223 
232 
254 
262 
268 
274 
282 
304 
3J2 
328 
338 
345 
351 
353 
370 
380 



PHce From 
Balti. 
Place, mora 



172 



BALTIMORE TO HARRISBURG. 



* Passengers for Washington can 
stop at Washington June., and take 
the cars thence direct to that city. 

f Passengers for Frederick, Md., 
stop here and take the branch road 
running to that place, 3 miles. 

X Passengers for Winchester, Va.. 



and the Virginia Springs, stop here. 
The Winchester R. R. diverges from 
this point. See route from Balti- 
more to Winchester and the Vir- 
ginia Springs, page 173. 

See Routes from Wheeling, page 
127. 



Remarks.— This great work, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is at 
last completed, and now taps the Ohio River at Wheeling, Va. At the 
latter place will be found steamers equal to any on the western waters, 
ready to continue the line to Cincinnati and Louisville. At Louisville 
this line ajjain connects with the Mail Lines of steamers to St. Louis, 
Memphis, New Orleans, and, in fact, with all the important places on 
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. 

A very important connection with the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. is 
about to be made by the construction of the Virginia North- Western 
R. R. This branch will leave the main road at a point near Clarksburg, 
Va., and extend nearly in a straight line to the Ohio at Parkersburg, 
From Belpre, O., on the opposite side of the river, another road will be 
constructed, so as to form a direct route to Cincinnati, and thence by 
another road, in progress, to St. Louis, via Yincennes. When these seve- 
ral lines are completed, there will he nearly an "air line" route hetwe«n 
Baltimore and St. Louis, thus forming the shortest and most direct route 
from tide-water to the Mississippi. 



burg. 



BALTIMORE TO 
YORK AND HARRIS- 
BURG. 



Baltim.Sc Susq.R.R. 

BALTIMORE to. 

Woodbury 

Washington Fac'ry 

Texas 

Ashland 

Westerman's 

Monkton Mills 

Whitehall 

Parkton 

Freehand's 

Summit 

I York # Md. R.R. 

45 jStrasburg 

41 Heathcote's 

36 .Saiyser's 



Place 


From 
Balti- 




Place. 


more. 












3 


3 




3 

7 


6 
13 






3 


16 1 




2 


18 1 




5 


23 




4 


27 




2 


29 




5 


34 




2 


36 




2 


33 


1 


4 


42 




5 


47 i 





2G 



*york 

York8cCumVdR.R, 
HARRISBURG- . . 



HARRISBURG TO 
BALTIMORE. 

{Read up.) 



FroTn 
Balti- 
more. 



* Route from York to Columbia, 
Lancaster and Philadelphia, see 
page 93. 

From Harrisburg to Pittsburg, 
via Penn. Central R. R., see Route 
from Baltimore to Pittsburg, p. 173. 

From Harrisburg to Chambers, 
burg, Pa., by railroad, 5b miles. 



BALTIMORE TO PITTSBURG. 



173 



From 
Pitts- 
burg. 



330 
247 



242 

237 

233 

230 

223 

220 

2!:. 

210 

205 

199 

187 

176 

K>1 

132 

117 

78 

66 

61 

58 

53 

41 

31 





From 
Pitts- 
burg. 



BALTIMORE TO 

PITTSBURG, 

VIA PENN'A R.R. 



BALTIMORE to... 
C llarrisburg, Pa.^j 
< (See previous > 

(_ Route.) J 

Pennsylvania R. R. 

Rockville, Pa 

Cove 

Duncaanou 

Aqueduct 

Baily's 

Newport 

Millerstown 

Thompson town 

Mexico 

Mifflin 

LEWISTOWN 

McYevtown 

* HUNTINGDON. 

Tyrone 

Altoona 

Johnstown 

Florence 

Lockport 

Bolivar 

t Blairsville June 

Latrohe 

t (4reen.s'hnnr 

PITTSBURG- 



PITTSBURG TO 

BALTIMORE. 

{Read up.) 



Place 

Place. 



From 
(Balti- 
more. 



Balti- 

raore. 



* The Huntingdon and Broad Top 
R. R. connects here. 

f The North-western, and Cleveland 
and Mahoning R. R's. will connect 
here. 

% The Hempfield R. R. will- unite 
the Pennsylvania R.R. with the 
Ohio River, at "Wheeling, Pa. 

N. B. See Routes from Pittsourg, 
page 115, and following pages. 



BALTIMORE TO AN- *•«* From 

to Balti- 

NAPOLIS, MD, 



Baltim. ft Ohio R.R. 
BALTIMORE to 

Relay House 

15* 



29 
24 
21 

17 
11 



Washingt. Br. R.R. 
Flkridge Landing. . 

Jessup's Cut 

Annapolis Junction 
Annapolis Br. R.R. 

Patuxent Forge 

Millersville to 

ANNAPOLIS .... 


1 
5 
3 

4 
6 
11 


10 
15 

18 

22 
28 
39 


From 
A.r.na- 


ANNAP0LIST0BAL- 

Tl MORE. (*««**/»•) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Bulti. 
more. 


From 
Whit* 
Sul- 
phur. 


BALTIMORE TO 

WINCHESTER, VA„ 

AND VIRGINIA 

SPRINGS, 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Bald. 

more. 


315 
233 

223 

211 
196 
191 

178 
173 


Baltim. % Ohio R.R. 

BALTIMORE to. 
J Harper's F'ry, \ 
I (see page 171.) \ 

Wine, ft Potom.R.R. 

Cliarlestown 

Wade's Depot 

Stephenson's D'p.to 

WINCHESTER.. 
By Stage to 

Middletown 




82 

10 
12 
15 
5 

13 
5 

11 
5 
8 
7 
8 

11 
6 
6 

11 

13 

15 
9 
6 

14 
5 

36 




82 

92 
104 
119 
124 

137 
142 


162 
157 


Woodstock 


153 

158 


149 
142 
134 
123 
115 
109 
98 


Mount Jackson. .. . 

New Market 

Spartapolis 

Harrisonhurg 

Mt. Crawford 

Mt. Sidney 


166 
173 

181 
192 
200 
206 
217 


85 

70 


Jenning's Gap 

Deerfield 


230 
245 
254 
260 
274 
279 

315 


61 
55 

41 
36 




Cloverdale 

Green Valley 

Warm Springs-... 

Hot Springs to. . . 
( WHITE SUL- \ 
\ PHUR SFR'S i 


From 
White 
Sul- 
phur. 


VIRGINIA SPRINGS 
TO BALTIMORE, 1 

{Read up.) \ 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Balti- 



See Virginia Springs, (descrip- 
tion of.) 



174 



BALTIMORE TO VIRGINIA SPRINGS, 



BALTIMORE TO 
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, 
VIA ORANGE C.H, 



Washinaion Branch. 
BALTIMORE to... 
Annapolis Junction, 

Savage Factory 

Laurel Factory , 

White Oak Bottom... 

Beltsville , 

Point Branch..., 

Bladensfeurg 

WASH' G TON, D.C 
Alexandria. Ya 

Orange and Alexan- 
dria R. R. 

Burke's 

Fairfax 

Sangster's 

Manassas 

Warrenton Junction 

Rappahannock , 

Culpepper's C. H , 

ORANGE C. H 

Gordonsville 

Virginia Central R. 

Cohham , 

Shadwell 

CHARLOTTSV'E 

Woodville 

Mechums River 

Wavnesboro' 

STAUNTON 

By Stage. 

Jenning's Gap 

Deerfield 

Cloverdale 

Green Valley 

Warm Springs 

Hot Springs 

S WHITE SUL-") 
I PHUR SP'G-S j 



14 



VIRGINIA SPRINGS 

TO BALTIMORE. 

(Beadup.) 



109 
126 
13a 

142 
152 
loo 
163 

166 

186 

197 

210 
225 

234 
240 
254 
259 

295 



BALTIMORE TO 
CLEVELAND. VIA 
WHEELING. VA. 

Via Baltimore and 

Ohio R. R. 

BALTIMORE to... 

j Wheeling, Ya. ( 

) (See page 171.) \ 
Wheeling Ext ens' a R. 
Steubenviile, Ohio... 
Wellsville Junction.. 

Cleveland and Pitts- 
burg R. R. 

Uammondsville 

*Hanover « 

Rochester , 

t Bayard 

Moultrie 

1 Alliance 

Lima 

Ravenna 

§ Hudson 

Bedford 

CLEVELAND....... 



CLEVELAND TO 

BALTIMORE.. 

{Read up.) 



Place 
Place. 



* Hanover Branch R, R. connects 
here. 

f The Tuscarawas Extension R.R. 
connects here. It runs to New Phi- I 
ladelphia, 32 miles. 

X Ohio and Pennsylvania R. R. in- 
tersects here. 

g Connects here with the Clever- 
land, Zanesville <£ Cincinnati R. R. 



BALTIMORE TO 

CLEVELAND, VIA 

PITTSBURG. 



Pennsylvania R.R. 
BALTIMORE to... 

Pittsburg 

Ohio <£• PenrCa R. R. 

Economy 

N.Brighton 

i Darlington... 

Palestine 

Columbiana 

Salem 

Alliance ... 



Place 
Place. 



From 
Balti- 





330 

346 I 

35S 

368 

370 
3S9 
399 



13 I 4L2 



BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO. 



aevel'd & P :j y g B. \ 






5 417 






: 


i 


- 





CLEVELAND 


. 


> 


CLEVELAND TO 


. 


:-. ■ 


BALTIMORE, 


- 


1 

- 


BALTIMORE TO 


. 


eago. 


Cn CI 




Bit BALTIMORE :,... 


> 




- 
| R ;. (See ( 

) 

' vi. oa I; 






341 


- 


-:■:.■ 










C7m 









60 


523 


231 


TOLEDO. Ohio 

Erie <£ Kalamazoo B. 


•:•. 


579 




Adrian 

m South' n B. 


32 


611 




Water 


43 


• H 


133 


StursrKs Prairie 


■:, 


" 


1?1 


White Piseon 


VK 


cSJ 










in 


Bristol 


10 
9 
15 


•::•:■ 






w 




South Bend 






■_-. 


:■: : 
ji-: 


n 


CHICAGO 






F : : ~ 


CHICAGO TO 


?"..:- F.-: — 


E*gc 


BALTIMORE, 


Flare 


_V. B. fi 




BALTIMORE TO 


f -r, CHICAGO, V A 




f c -. WHEELING. OHIO 




"*- RiVER. AND N, AL- 






BANY&SALEMR.R, 


— 






1241 BALTIMORE to... 


o : 


age 1.1.) \ 






r .7 O do River. 






" - 
541 


Marietta. <^hio 


52 
1S7 
51 

CO 


462 

"■:■: 


Portsmouth 


Mav.=vi]]e. Kv 


CINCINNATI. 




la 


•J 


SaS 




LOUISVILLE 


41 


c : : 




New Alt any. la 


3 


^: 



N. A 

07 Salem. la 



mingtan 

I 

ille 

46 La Fayette 

;au Citv 

CHICAGO ..... 



35 



175 



- 

: I : 

92 1187 

54 1241 



CHICAGO TO 
BALTIMORE, 



X.B. Set Routct from Chicago, 


l-:.. 


BALTIMORE TO _ . 
CINCINNATI. VIA " 
ViRG'A N.W. R.R. > 



BALTIMORE to... 
Washington June... 

- - 



Mount Airy 

rry 

Hartinsburg, Vm 

Hancock 

Cumberland 

Piedmont 

Oakland 

Khagwood Tunnel.... 

i "- tterman 

I 

E. R. 1 ■ 
Parkersburg. Ya 

d P-2Vr:irsb'Q R.R. 
CINCINNATI 



"■ I M \N \1 TO - ■■— - -- 

SL\ BALTIMORE, 




9 
15 

sa 

44 
52 
1 - 
122 
178 

_.2 
282 



38C 



Rt — She :'::tc Route be- 

tween Baltimore and Cincinnati, 

:^r.r:::::_: the tw« :: 
line, is now in a state »f progression. 
On its" completion, it •""ill afir i 
shortest route to an Atlantic aty. 

Westward from Cincinnati, the 
Ohx and M I E sxf snda 

Si I : d Is. : i ; i n g the line on- 
wardstc the Mississippi River. 

xq the map, tkt i t ::* 



ROUTES FROM WASHINGTON. 



139 

56 

44 
34 
22 

11 




Cham 
bers- 
burg. 



BALTIMORE TO 

CHAMBERSBURG, 

PA, 



By Railroad from 
BALTIMORE to 

\ Harrisburg, I 

t (see page 172) j 
Mechanicsburg . . . 

Carlisle 

New vi lie 

Shippeuburg to. . . 

CHAMBERSB'G- 



PI ice 

Pla^e. 



CHAMBERSBURG 

TO BALTIMORE. 

{Read up.) 



From 
Balti- 
more. 



ROUTES FROM WASHING- 
TON. 

From Washington to Balti- 
more, see page 90. 

For continuation of the route 
from Baltimore to Philadelphia, 
and from the latter city to New 
York, see pages 88 to 90. 

From Washington to Norfolk, 
Va., by steamboat, down the Poto- 
mac and Chesapeake Bay, about 
200 miles. 

From Washington to Leesedrg, 
Va., by stage, 36 miles. 

From Washington to Winches- 
ter, Va., via Leesburg, 78 miles. 

From Washington to Richmond, 
Va., see p. 90. For the continua- 
tion' of the route south to Charles- 
ton, New Orleans, &c, see pages 
91 to 93. 

From Washington to Harris- 
burg, Pa.: to Baltimore, 40 miles, 
Baltimore to Harrisburg, see p. 172. 

From Washington to Pitts- 
burg, via Harrisburg, see route 
from Baltimore to Pittsburg p. 173. 

From Washington to Freder- 
ick, Md„ Harpers Ferry, Cum- 
berland, and Wheeling, Va., see 
route from Baltimore to those 
places, page 171. 

N. B.— See Routes from Baltimore, 
page 168. 



WASHINGTON TO 
ANNAPOLIS, MO. 



JVash'ton Br. R.R 
WASHING-T'N to 
Bladensburg .... 
Paint Branch. .. 

Beitsville 

White Oak Bottom 
Laurel Factory. 
Savage Factory. 
Annapolis Junction 
Annapolis Br. R.R. 
Patuxent Forge. .. . 

Millersville to 

ANNAPOLIS 



ANNAPOLIS TO 
WASHINGTON, 

(Read up.) 



Place From 
W'sh- 

Place. ington 



F m WASHINGTON TO ; 
s7a'a-STAUNT , N ) VA..VIA 
ton -| WARRENTON,VA, I 



WASHING-T'N to 
( Alexandria, ) 
I Va., (by ferry) \ 
Orange and jSlexan 
dria R. R. to 

Springfield «. 

Fairfax •• 

angster's 

Union Mills 

Man asses 

Weaversville 

Warrenton June. . . 
Rappahannock. ..-. 

Culpepper , 

Orange 

Gordonsville 

Virginia Central 
R. R. to 
Cobham Depot. . .. 

Kiswick 

Shad well Depot. .. 
Charlottesville . 

Woodville 

Mechum's River . . 

Rrookville 

Waynesboro' 

STAUNTON .... 



STAUNTON TO 

WASHINGTON. 

(Read up.) 



9 


24 


2 


26 


4 


30 


4 


34 


11 


45 


3 


48 


10 


53 


11 


69 


19 


88 


8 


96 


7 


103 


14 


117 


o 


120 


4 


124 


7 


131 


3 


134 





1311 


7 


146 


11 


151 


Place 




to 


W-sh- 


Pla^e. 


:-..gtoi 



WASHINGTON TO STAUNTON. 



177 



l r °™ ALEXANDRIA, VA„ 
Zt TOSTRASBURG.VA 



Orawje avd Jliexan 

dria R. R. 
ALEXANDRIA to 
Manassas Jim^ • • 
Manassas Gup R. R. 

Gainesville 

Thoroughfare 

The Plains 

Salem 

Piedmont 

Markham 

Manassas Gap 

Front Koyal Station 

Portsmouth 

STRASBURG- . 



STRASBURG TO 

ALEXANDRIA, VA. 

{Read up ) 



212 
£05 
JOG 
157 



143 
131 
120 

110 
104 

91 
80 
• 68 
63 
54 
47 
40 
| 37 
33 

\ 23 

18 
11 


J I From 



WASHINGTON TO 
STAUNTON, VA, .?'*'« 
FREDERICKSBURG, 

By Stenmbont from 
WASHINGT'N to 

Alexandria 

Mount. Vernon 

Acquia Creek Lan 
Richm" 1 d, F'red'rV ksb. 
avd Potomac R. R. to 
Fredericksburg . • 
Guinev 1 s Depot .... 

Mi I ford Depot 

Chesterfield 

Junction 

Virgia Cent. R. R.to 
Reaver Dam Depot 
Frederick Rail Dep 
Louisa CoTt-House 
Tre vi Man's 

GORDOXSVILLE 

Cobham Depot. . . . 
Kiswiek 

Shadwell Depot. . . 
Charlottesville 

Woodville 

Mech urns' River . . 

Brookeviile 

Wavneshoro' 

STAUNTON 



STAUNTON TO 

WASHINGTON, 

{Read up.) 



Place 
to 


From 
\lex- 


Place. 


andria 








27 


27 


9 


36 


6 


42 


6 


48 


4 


52 


9 


61 


4 


05 


3 


68 






i 


75 


8 


83 


6 


89 


Place 


From 






Place. 


andria 


Place 


From 


to 


Wash- 


Flace. 


ington 








-r 




9 


16 


39 


55 


14 


69 


12 


81 


11 


92 


10 


102 


6 


108 


13 


121 


11 


132 


12 


144 


o 


149 


9 


158 


7 


165 


i 


172 


3 


175 


4 


179 


7 


186 


3 


189 


5 


194 


7 


201 


11 


212 


Place 


From 


to 


Well- 


Place. 


ington 



Cloverdale 

Green Valley 

Warm Springs... 

Hot Springs to. . 
| WHITE SUL- j 
) PHUR SPRS | 



VIRGINIA SPRINGS 

TO WASHINGTON. 

(Read up.) 



Place 

to 
Place. 



255 
261 
275 

280 

314 



From 
Well- 
ington 



^Washington to Staunton, via 
Fredericks bur''. 



TO PARKERSBURG, 

burg. y^ 



Bit Stacre from 
* WINCHES' R to. 

Romney 

Burlington 

Clay vi lie 

Hoysburg 

German Settlement 

Evansville 

Pnintytown 

Bridgeport 

Clarksburg 

New Salem 

Lewisport 

Pennsboro' to .... 
tPARKERSBTJRG- 



*™» PARKERSBURG TO 
ke a rs"-| WINCHESTER. 
burg. I (Read up.) 



24 115 

15 130 



140 
146 
160 
176 

188 
226 



From 
Win. 

cbes- 



* From Winchester, Virginia, to 
Washington City, via Leesburg, is 
78 miles. 

t Parkersburg is situated on the 
Ohio River; it is one of the landing, 
places for the steamboats w r hich 
pass up and down that stream. 

Passengers arriving at Parkers- 
burg may reach the interior of Ohio, 
by going up the river to Marietta, 
and taking stage conveyance thence 
to Zanesville, Columbus, &c. 



178 



ROUTES FROM RICHMOND, VA. 



ROUTES FROM RICHMOND,! 
VA. 

From Richmond to Washing- 
ton, see page 90; thence to Balti- 
more, Philadelphia, and N. York, 
see the same and two preceding 
pages. 

From Richmond to Weldon, N. 
C, see page 91 ; thence to Charles- 
ton, Montgomery, Mobile, New 
Orleans, and intermediate places, 
see the same and two following 
pages. 

From Richmond to Norfolk, by 
steamboat, 120 miles. 



34 Hot Springs to » 5 199 

W. SUL. SP'JNTG-S 3-1 233 



233 
2-24 
218 
2io 
213 
200 
201 
397 
393 
187 
382 
376 
170 
105 
356 
351 
349 
140 
142 
139 
335 
315 
308 
102 
90 
83 
08 
59 
53 
39 



RICHMOND TO 

STAUNTON AND 

VIRGINIA SPRINGS 



Cent" l Vir trivia R.R 
* RICHMOND to. 

Atley's 

Peak's 

Hanover C. H 

VVickham's 

Junction 

| Noel's 

Hewlett's 

Beaver Dam Depot 

Bumposs's 

Frederick Hall Dep. 

Tolersville 

Louisa C. H 

Trevilian's 

Gordonsville . .. 

Lindsay's 

Cobham 

Campbell's 

Keswick 

Shadwell Mills... 
Charlottesville 

jBrookville 

Waynesboro' 

Fishersville 

Staunton 

Jennings' Gap. . . . 

Deerfield 

Cloverdale 

Green Valley ••• . 
Warm Springs. .. 





9 

15 

16 

20 

27 

32 

30 

40 

40 

51 

57 

Si 3 

08 

77 

82 

84 

87 

91 

94 

98 

118 

125 

131 

137 

150 

105 

174 

L80 

194 



WHITE SULPHUR 
SPRINGS TO RICH- 
MOND. {Head up.) 



Place. 



From 

n;ch- 



The Virginia Central JR. JR., ex- 
tending from Richmond, Ya., to 
Covington, Ky., the larger portion 
of which is already open for travel, 
is heing prosecuted to completion 
under the management of Charles 
Ellet, Jr., Esq. At its western ter- 
minus it will join with the Coving- 
ton and Ohio JR. JR., continuing the 
line to the Ohio River, near the 
mouth of the Great Kanawha .River, 
and also to Catlettsburg, Ky., where 
it will connect with the Lexington 
and Big Sandy JR. JR. 



RICHMOND TO 
LYNCHBURG AND 
KNQXVILLE, TENN. 



Richmond and Dan- 
ville R. R. 
RICHMOND to 

Manchester 

Coalfield 

Powhattan 

Mattox 

Amelia C.H 

Wyanoke 

Haytokah..... 

South Side R. R. 

Rice's 

Farmville 

Prospect 

Appomattox 

Concord 

LYNCHBURG- 

Virginia and Ten- 
nessee R.R. 

Halsey's 

Forest 

Liberty 

Lisbon ; 

Bonsack's 

Salem 

Big Spring 



PI'.K-i. 





1 

12 
21 
26 

35 
42 

52 



RICHMOND TO GREEN30R0'. 



179 



232 
221 
212 

184 

1<8 
15 > 

138 
128 
116 



Christiansburg 


12 
11 

9 

2S 
16 
12 
18 
10 
12 

10 

15 
9 
18 
17 
4 
10 
14 
9 
10 


202 

•>13 


NEWBERN 


222 


By Stage. 
Wytbeville 


?50 


Pleasant Hill 


266 




278 




296 




300 


Bristol 

jBLOUNTS-/- 
) VILLE, Teun. \ 


318 
328 
343 




35-7 




370 




387 




R91 




401 


Blair's Cross Roads... 


415 
4?4 


KNOXVILLE 


434 


KNOXVILLE TO 

RICHMOND. 

(Head up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Rich- 
mond 



The Virginia and Tennessee R. R. 
is in progress to the Tennessee 
River, where it will join the Knox- 
ville and East Tennessee R. R., now 
building. This, in connection with 
other Railroad lines, will extend 
the Route to Memphis. Tenn.; also 
to Montgomery and Mobile, Ala., 
and to New Orleans. 



196 
195 
184 
175 
170 
161 
154 
144 
125 
107 
103 
95 
88 



RICHMOND TO 
DANVILLE. VA.. AND 

GREENSBORO .N,C, 



Richmond and Daw 
vitte R.R. 

RICHMOND to 

Manchester, Ta 

Coalfield's : 

Powhattan 

Mattox 

Amelia C. H 

Wyanoke 

Haytokah 

Keysville 

Roanoke 

Clover 

Banister 

Boston 



In progress to 

DANVILLE 

By Stage to 

Rawlinsville, N.C.. 

Reidsville 



Hillsdale 

GREENSBORO 



GREENSBORO 1 TO 
RICHMOND. 
(Read up.) 



35 


143 


17 


100 


9 


1(59 


14 


183 


13 


196 



The Richmond and Danville R.R. 
will soon be completed to Danville. 
It will be continued by another road 
to Greeusboro', N.C., where it will 
connect with the North Carolina 
Central R.R. 



From 
Ra- 
leigh. 


RICHMOND TO 
RALEIGH, N, C. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Rich- 
mond. 


171 

158 


Richmond and Pe- 
tersburg R.R. 

RICHMOND to 

Clover Hill 




13 

3 

6 
21 
20 

10 
11 

9 
11 
4 

5 
13 
18 
11 
7 
9 

Place 

to 
Place. 




13 


155 


Port Walthall 


16 


149 

1->S 


PETERSBURG 


22 
43 


108 




63 


OS 


Greenv'e d: Roanoke R 
Ryland's 


73 


87 


Gaston 


84 


78 


Gaston <£. Raleigh R. 
Littleton 


93 


07 


Macon 


104 


03 




108 


58 




113 


45 




V?6 


37 




144 


I 10 




155 


9 




102 





* RALEIGH 


171 








From 
Ra- 
leigh. 


RALEIGH TO 
RICHMOND. 

(Read up.) 


From 
Rich- 
mond. 



* See Routes from Raleigh, N. C, 
page 181. 



ISO 



RICHMOND TO NORFOLK, 



From 
Nor- 
folk. 



101 
156 
153 
150 
143 
145 
139 
118 
98 
81 



RICHMOND TO 
NORFOLK. VA, 



Richmond and Pe- 
tersburg R. R. 

RICHMOND to 

Temple's 

Rice's Turnout 

Half-way Station 

Closer Hill 

Port Walthall 

PETERSBURG- 

Stoney Creelc 

Hicksford 

Carey sburg, N.C 

Seaboard and Ro- 

anoke R. R. 

Margarettsville, X. C. 

Boykins, Ya 

Xewsom's 

Franklin 

Suffolk 

Portsmouth 

NORFOLK 



RICHMOND TO 
NORFOLK, 
(Read up.) 



123 
110 

99 



68 
61 

52 

43 

31 

10 





LYNCHBURG TO 
PETERSBURG. 



South Side R. R. 
LYNCHBURG- to., 

Concord 

Appomattox 

Pamplin's 

Prospect 

Farmville 

Rice's 

Burkeville 

Nottoway C. H 

Wellsville 

Sutherland's 

PETERSBURG 



From PETERSBURG TO 
Peter. LYNCHBURG. 
bur s- (Read up.) 



Place 1 From 

to Lynch 

Place, burg. 



From Petersburg. Ya., extends a 
Railroad to City Point, 12 miles, 
from which place steamboats run 
down James River to Xorfoik. and 
from the latter place to Washing- 
ton, Baltimore, &c. 



From 
Guy- 

dotte. 


WHITE SULPHUR 

SPRINGS TO GUY- 

ANDOTTE, VA. 


Place 

to 
Place. 



9 
12 
16 
10 

9 
15 
14 
16 

8 
20 
18 

7 

Place 
Place. 


Wh'e 
SulpT 
Spr'gs 


154 

145 


By Staqefrom 
WHITENS. SF'G-S 




9 


133 
117 
107 


BLUE S. SF'GS.... 
Sewell's Mt 


21 
37 

47 


98 
83 

69 


Mountain Cove 

Gauley's Bridge 


56 
71 

85 


53 

45 


Kanawha Saline 


101 

109 


25 


Mount Salem........... 


129 
147 





GUAYANDOTTE. 


154 


From 
Gay- 

dotte. 


GUYANDOTTE TO 

WHITE SULPHUR 

SPRINGS, 

(Read up.) 


From 
Wh'e 
SulpT 

Spr'ga 



X.B. White Sulphur Springs to 
Richmond. Ya., see page 178; and 
White Sulphur Springs to Balti- 
more, see page 173. 



LYNCHBURG TO 

WHITE SULPHUR 

SPRINGS, VIA NA- 

TURAL BRIDGE. 

By Stage from 
*LYNCHBURG to. 

Natural Bridge 

Dibrell's Spring 

Clifton Forge 

Covington 

Callaghan's 

WHITE S. SP'GS 



From 
Wh'i 

Spr'gs 



16 



WHITE SULPHUR 
SPRINGS TO \*£* 
LYNCHBURG, jpiace. 
(Read up.) 



Place 


From 


to 


Lynch 


Place. 


burg. 








41 


41 


19 


60 


10 


70 


13 


83 



104 



From 
Lynch 
burg. 



* From Lynchburg to Richmond, 

see page 178. 



NORFOLK TO WELDON. 



181 



From 
Fin- 


STAUNTON, VA„ 

TO NATURAL 
BRIDGE AND FIN- 
CASTLE. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


12 

13 

11 
11 

10 
13 


From 
Staun 


73 
61 


Bu Stage from 
STAUNTON to 



1? 


48 




25 






36 


23 
13 


(NATURAL 
j BRIDGE \ 


50 
60 


o 


FINCASTLE 


73 








From 

fin- 
castle. 


FINCASTLE TO 
STAUNTON, 

{Head up.) 


Plate 
Place. 


From 
Staun 
ton. 



Fro m NORFOLK, VA., TO 
WELDON, N.C. 



From 
Wel- 
don. 



Portsmouth and Ro- 
anoke R. R. 
NORFOLK to.... 

Portsmouth 

Suffolk 

Carrsville 

Franklin 

Newsom's Depot.. 

Boykin's Depot 

Margarets ville,N.C. 

Careysburg to 

WELDON 



WELDON TO NOR' 

FOLK, (Read up.) 



From Weldon, passengers may 
reach Petersburg, Richmond, Fred- 
ericksburg, &.c, by railroad; or 
Wilmington, N. C., and other 
places, by the same conveyance. 

From Norfolk to Baltimore, by 
steamboat, is 196 miles. 



NORFOLK, VA., TO ri« 
EDENTON, N.C. 



By Stage from 
NORFOLK to.... 
Lake Drummond. 
16 



44 
32 
11 



New Lebanon 

Elizabeth City,N.C. 

Hertford to 

EDENTON 


17 
]2 
21 
11 


35 

47 
68 
79 


From 
Edea- 

tou. 


EDENTON TO NOR- 
FOLK. {Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Nor- 
folk. 



ROUTES FROM RALEIGH, 
N. C. 

From Raleigh to Richmond, 
and intermediate places, see page 
179 ; and from Richmond to Wash- 
ington, see page 90. 

From Raleigh to Fayetteville, 
N. C, and Camden, S. C. see page 
187. 



From 
Salis- 
bury. 


RALEIGH TO SALIS- 
BURY, N, C. 


Place 

Place. 


Front 
Ra- 
leigh. 


116 
96 

89 
82 


By Staff e from 
RALEIGH to.... 
Grove 



20 
7 
7 
12 
26 
17 
27 




20 
27 
34 
46 
72 
89 
106 




70 
44 

27 



St. Lawrence 


Spencer to 

SALISBURY 


From 
Salis- 
bury. 


SALISBURY TO 

RALEIGH, N.C. 

(Read up.) 


Place Frora 

to i Ra- 

Place. leigti. 

1 


From 

W'rm 
Sp'gs. 


SALISBURY TO 

WARM SPRINGS, 

N. C„ VIA MOR- 

GANTOWN. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Salis- 
bury. 


176 
161 
146 
121 


By St acre from 
SALISBURY to.. 

Cowansville 

Statesville 



15 
15 

25 
26 
35 
12 
12 
36 



15 

30 
55 


95 

60 


MORGANTOWN 

Old Fort 


81 
116 


48 
36 



Swannanoa Gap. .. 

Asheville to 

WARM SP'NGS. 


128 
140 
176 


W'rm 
Sp'gs. 


WARM.SPRINGS 

TO SALISBURY. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Frora 
Sails, 
bury. 



1S2 



SALISBURY TO WARM SPRINGS. 



From 
Worn 

Bp'gs. 



SALISBURY, N. C. 
TO WARM SP'NGS, 
VIA LINCOLNTON. 



Bit St a rre from 
172 SALISBURY to. 

143 Ml. Mourne 

140 JBeattie's Ford 

135 iCatawba Springs. 



1-2; 
109 
10 i 

77 
48 
36 



LlNCOLNTON . 

Wilson ville . .. 

Rockwell 

Rutherfordton . 

Fairview 

Asheville to. 



.WARM SP'NGS. 



WARM SPRINGS 

TO ASHEVILLE, 

{Read up.) 



5»? RALEIGH TO NEW- n* 
BERN, N. C. 



125 

98 
74 
73 
40 

18 




By Stare from 
RALEIG-H to... 

Smithfield 

Waynesboro' 

Goldsboro' 

Kingston 

Trenton to 

NE WBERN 



£™»,NEWBERN TO RA^J^T™ 

bern- j LEIGH. (Read Up,) Place, lei-h. 

J£S RALEIGH TO JONES- 
i»«'.| BORO', TENN. 



J By Singe from 

276 RALEIGH to.... 

250 Moringsville 20 20 

247 Chapel Hill 9 29 

235 iHillsboro' 12 41 

191 GREENSBORO' . 44 85 

103 Salem 23 113 

145 Huntsville 18 131 

127 Hamptonville 13 149 

115 New Castle I 1-2 101 

102 YViiKesboro' 1 13 174 



Reddy's River 

Jefferson 

Taylorsville, Tenn. 
Elizabethtown to. . 
JONESBORO'.... 



From 
Char- 
lotte. 



From 
Char- 
lotte. 



JONESSORO 5 TO 
RALEIGH. 

(Read up.) 



Place 
Place 



GREENSBORO 1 TO 
CHARLOTTE, N. C 



By Stage from 
G-REENSB'RO' to 
Jamestown. ...» 

Lexington 

SALISBURY 

Concord 

Karrisburg to. . . 
CHARLOTTE 



CHARLOTTE TO 

GREENSBORO'. 

(Read up.) 



f F-m RALEIGH TO CHAR 
io;te r ."i LOTTE, N.C. 



I By Stage from 
155 RALEIG-H to... 
135 Grove 

Hackneys 

Pittsboro' 

St. Lawrence 

ASHEORO' 

Spencer 

Salisbury 

Concord 

Harrisburg to.... 
^CHARLOTTE . 



I 

From 
Char- 
lotte. 



CHARLOTTE TO 
RALEIGH. 
(Read up.) 



34 

4 '3 
72 
89 
116 
136 
143 
155 



Place, leigh. 



* From Charlotte to Columbia, 
S. C, see page 180. 

From Charlotte to Camdek, 
S. C, see page 187. 



ROUTES FROM CHARLESTON. 1S3 

ROUTES FROM CHARLESTON, S. C. 



From Charleston to Augusta, see page 1S4. Augusta to Atlanta, 
Atlanta to Montgomery, Montgomery to Mobile, Mobile to New Orleans, 
see pages 92 and 93. 

From Charleston to Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, 
and intermediate places. Charleston to Branchville, 63 miles : thence to 
Wilmington, via Manchester. 212 miles; total. 275 miles. Wilmington to 
AVeldon. and Weldon to Richmond, see page 91; Richmond to Washing- 
ton, and Washington to Baltimore, page 90; Baltimore to Philadelphia, 
page S9; Philadelphia to New York, page 88. 



A TABLE SHOWING THE DISTANCE, FARES, &c, FROM 
CHARLESTON, S. C,. TO MANY OF THE MOST IMPOR- 
TANT PLACES IN THE UNION. 

The following table will show, at a glance, the distance, expense, and 
time, occupied in travelling from Charleston to the most prominent 
points in the Union. Allowance, however, must be made in the rate 
of fares, when travelling in steamboats, upon lakes or rivers, as those 
modes of conveyance are subject to more or less competition, in which 
case the fares vary. Those given, however, are as accurate as can be 
obtained under the circumstances, and will, no doubt, be found near 
enough to make up a general estimate of expenses. The time given is 
that which is actually occupied in passing from one point to another; 
the detentions between each route are not taken into consideration, as 
these the traveller must determine for himself. The distances are gene- 
rally given by the shortest routes. 



N 


mea of Places. 




Hours 


Fares. 


From CHARLEST 


ON to Montgomery 


517 


3G 


820 CO 




Mobile 


714 


76 


30 Of) 




New Orleans 


850 


94 


35 00 


.. 


St. Augustine, Fl 


285 


oo 


15 00 


. . 


Savannah, Ga 


125 


10 


5 00 


. • 


Nashville, Term 


539 


30 


20 00 


• • .. 


St. Louis, via Xashv'le 


1024 


66 


30 00 




\ Memphis. T.. via 1 




79 


30 00 




} Railroad & Staue. \ 




.. 


I Chicago, via Nash- ) 
) ville & St. Louis. \ 


1441 


126 


40 00 




C Indianapolis, via ) 








• • • • 


i Xashville,OhioR., \ 

(and Malison ) 

C Cincinnati, via ) 


1246 


SO 


30 00 


• • .. 


< Nashville & Ohio > 


1254 


84 


30 00 




( River ) 








. . 


Richmond, Va 


427 I 


40 


12 50 


.. 


Washington 


553 j 


50 


13 00 



184 



CHARLESTON TO SAVANNAH. 



Names of Places. 

From CHARLESTON to Baltimore 

Philadelphia 

New York , 

Boston 

.. .. Saratoga Springs. .. , 

C Niagara Falls, via 
. . . . < New York City & 

( ErieR. R 

j Montreal, via L. 

( Champlain 



Miles. 


Hours. 


593 


52 


695 


58 


782 


03 


1018 


73 


965 


71 


1253 


86 


1185 


86 



FaTes, 

19 00 

20 00 
20 00 
24 00 
23 00 

34 00 

28 00 



Passengers can purchase through 
tickets at Charleston, S. C. for any 
of the following places : 

To Nashville, Tenn.. for $29 00 ; 
MuRFREESBORouGH,Tenn., $19 00 ; 
Memphis, Tenn., $30 00; Holly 
Springs, Miss., $28 00 ; Columbus, 
Miss., $28 00 ; Tuscumbia, Alab'a, 
§2*2 50 ; Decatur, Ala., $22 00 ; 
Huntsville, Ala., $J2 00 ; Clin- 
ton, Ala., $31 50; Eutaw, Ala., 
$31 50; Gainesville, Ala., $31 50; 
Marion, Ala., $31 50; Jackson, 
Miss., $35 00; Vicxsburg, Miss., 
$36 00. 

Steamboats run from Chattanoo- 
ga, Tenn., to Knoxville, Tenn., 
and to Huntsville, and Decatur, 
Ala. Fare to each place, $4 00. 



From 
S'van- 


CHARLESTON TO mce 
SAVANNAH, GEO. rSL. 


From 
Gha's- 

ton. 


112 
80 
62 


By Stage from 
CHARLESTONS 
Jacksonville. ...... 



32 
18 
14 
15 
15 
18 



32 
50 


48 
33 
Id 



Pocatoli^o 

Grahamsville 

Perrvsbuni to 

SAVANNAH 


64 
79 
94 
112 


From 
S'v-in- 
uah. 


SAVANNAH TO 

CHARLESTON, 

{Read up.) 


Place- 
to 
PUi-e. 


From 
Cha's- 
ton. 



Steamboats run between Charles- 
ton and Savannah, a distance of 
125 miles. Fare, §4 00. Meals in- 
cluded. 



Fromj CHARLESTON TO pi** 
"""NASHVILLE, tENN.UL 



S. Carolina R.R, 
CHARLESTON to 

Sineath's. 

Ladson's 

Summerville 

Inabet's 

Ross's 

George's 

*Branchville . . . 

Midway 

Graham's 

Blackville , 

Williston ,, 

Windsor 

Johnson's 

Aiken , 

Marsh's 

Hamburg 

tAUG-USTA .... 

Georgia R. R. to 

Bell Air 

Berzelia 

Dearing 

Thomson 

tCamak 

Cumming 

Crawfordville 

§Union Point 

Greensboro' 

Madison 

Social Circle 

Covington 

Conyer's 

Li'thonia 

Decatur . . . . » 

ATLANTA 

WesVnSfJltl'lic R.R. 

Boltonville 

Marietta 

Noonday 




13 
13 
22 
31 
37 
48 
63 
72 
81 
90 
99 
107 
115 
120 
128 
136 
137 

148 
158 
166 
175 
184 
194 
202 
213 
221 
241 
57 
267 
278 
254 



5 

8 

8 
i 

II 
10 

a 

9 

9 
10 

8 
11 

8 
20 
16 
10 
11 

6 
13 302 

6 308 

8 316 
12 323 
6 ,334 



CHARLESTON TO KNOXVILLE. 



185 



258 
253 
843 

237 

23] 
221 
211 
206 
191 
183 
175 
169 

151 

115 
84 
70 
63 
55 
45 
41 
32 




From 

Nash- 
ville-. 



Acworth 

Allatoona 

Cartersville 

Cassville 

UKingston 

Adairsville 

Calhoun 

Resaca 

IIDalton 

Tunnel Hill 

Ringgold 

Chickamansra, Ten. 

**CHATTA- I 

NOOG-A .... \ 

JVash.$ChaVgaRR. 

Stevenson 

Decherd 

Tullahoma. 

Normandy 

Wartrace 

Fosterville 

Christiana 

Mfurfreeeboro' 

NASHVILLE .... 

NASHVILLE TO 

CHARLESTON, 

(Read up.) 



13 



313 
348 
358 
364 
370 
380 
390 
395 
410 
418 
426 
439 



11 450 



486 
517 
531 
538 
546 
556 
560 
569 
601 



* Columbia Branch R.R. diverges 
here. 

t A railroad diverges from Au- 
gusta to Waynesboro', Geo., which 
is to be continued, so as to form a 
junction with the Georgia Central 
R. R., leading to Savannah, Ma- 
con, &c. 

X Camak Branch R. R. runs to 
Warrenton, 4 miles. 

§ At/tens Branch R. R. diverges 
here. 

jj Rome Branch R. R. diverges 
here. Passengers for Northern Ala- 
bama, Mississippi, and Memphis, 
Term., stop at Kingston, and take 
the route diverging westward. See 
route from Charleston to Memphis, 
pane 155. 

irThe East Tennessee R.R unites 
with the Charleston route at Da!- 
ton : it will extend to Knoxville. 

**From Chattanooga, steam- 
boats run up the Tennessee River 
to Knoxville, and down the river to 
Decatur. 

16* 



A CHARLESTON TO "«« 
•1 KNOXVILLE, TENN. PiSa 



519 

109 

82 


CHARLESTON to 
| Dalton (see pre- / 
) vious route. .. \ 
East Tennessee and 
Georgia R R, 



410 

27 
13 

7 
8 
10 
16 

28 




410 

437 
450 
457 
4(55 
475 
491 
519 


69 




62 
54 


Rice's .... 


44 

°8 


Sweet Water 





KNOXVILLE .... 


Knox- 
ville. 


KNOXVILLE TO 
CHARLESTON. 

(Rend up.) 


Place 

Plaoe. 


From 
raa's. 

ton. 
1 



CHARLESTON TO 
MEMPHIS. 



CHARLESTON to 
j Kingston, (see ) ~~ Q 
\ previous route) \ \ 

Rome Branch R. R. 

Rome. Geo 

By Stage to 

Galesville, Ala.... 

Van Buren 



I 



30 

22 
Gunter's Landing 23 



I 



370 

388 

418 
440 
468 



186 



CHARLESTON TO COLUMBIA. 



224 

181 

139 
122 
HI 

89 
79 
01 
42 




From 
Mem- 
phis. 



SC boat On Tenn.R.to 

Decatur 

By Railroad to 

Tuscumbia 

By Stage to 

artersville, Miss. . 

Jacinto 

Rienza 

Ripley 

Salem 

Holly Springs 

N. Mt. Pleasant to. 

MEMPHIS 



MEMPHIS TO 
CHARLESTON. 

(Read up.) 



.523 

571 

613 
630 

638 
663 

ii73 
691 

10 



N.B. The Memphis and Charleston 
E.R. is in rapid progress of con- 
struction. On its completion, it 
will form a great through line from 
the Atlantic Ocean to the Missis- 
sippi River. 



131 

109 



CHARLESTON TO 
COLUMBIA, 

South Carolina R.R. 
CHARLESTON to 

Summerville 

Branch ville 

Columbia Br. R. R 

Orangeburg 

Lewisvilie 

Fort Mott 

*Camden Junction 

Gadsden 

Hopkins 

Woodlands to 

COLUMBIA 



COLUMBIA TO 

CHARLESTON. 

(Read up.) 



Place From 
Cba's- 
ton. 





22 
63 

81 

93 

101 
108 
113 
120 
120 
131 



* The Camden Branch R. R. run- 
ning to Camden, S. C, unites here. 



203 
190 

177 
163 

154 
147 
135 

124 
99 

89 
81 
70 
04 
57 
52 
47 
37 




COLUMBIA TO | 
GREENVILLE AND *£• 
WARM SPRINGS, ?»**■ 



Btf S f a<?e from 
COLUMBIA to... 

Oakville 

Pom aria 

Newberry 

Pagesville 

Huntsville ........ 

Laurensville 

Greenwood 

G-REENVILLE . . 
Traveller's Rest... 

Orleans 

Merritsville 

Flat Rock, N. C... 
Hendersonville 

Mud Creek 

Limestone 

AsHENVILLE to. . . . 

W'EM SPRINGS 



WARM SPRINGS 

TO COLUMBIA. 

(Read up.) 





13 

26 

40 

49 

56 

08 

79 

104 

114 

122 

127 

139 

146 

151 

156 

106 

203 



From 
bia. 



The Greenville and Columbia R.R. 
is now in course of construction 
between Columbia and Greenville, 
S. C; at the former place it will 
unite with the Columbia Branch 
R. R. running to Charleston. 



From 
Char- 
lotte. 



COLUMBIA TO 
CHARLOTTE, N. C. 



Bif Stage from 
COLUMBIA to... 

Cookham 

Winnsboro' 

Albion 

Younuesville 

Blackstock's 

Chesterville 

Brattonsville 

Guthriesville ...... 

Yorkville 

Iron Works 

Price's Fenv to 

CH'RLO'TEjN.C. 



CHARLOTTE TO 
COLUMBIA. 
(Read up.) 



Plare 


From 


to 


Col'm- 


Place. 


bia. 








20 


20 


9 


29 


5 


34 


7 


41 


6 


47 


10 


57 


12 


69 


o 


74 


7 


8L 


10 


91 


8 


99 


20 


119 


Pla<-e 


FHa 1 


to 


Conn- 1 




b.a. 



COLUMBIA TO AUGUSTA, 



1ST 



gusta. 



COLUMBIA TO AU- rim!* 
GUSTA, GA, 



By Stage from 
COLUMBIA to. 

Lexington 

Leesville 

Aiken 

■S Caroliva R. R. to 

Graniteville 

Hamburg to. . . . 
AUGUSTA-... 



AUGUSTA TO CO- "f 
LUMBIA. (Rcadup.)^*- 



At Augusta, this route unites 
With the Georgia Railroad, and, 
also, with the route leading to Sa- 
vannah. 



From 
C a ra- 
il en. 


CHARLESTON TO 
CAMDEN, S. C, 


Flare 

10 

Place 


From 
L'haV 


148 

40 

'20 
6 



5. Carolina R. R. 

CHARLESTON to 
( Camden June, ) 
f (see page 186) I 

Claremont Depot- . 

Boy kin's T'rnout to 

CAMDEN 


• 

108 

20 
14 





108 

128 
142 
148 


From 


CAMDEN TO 
CHARLESTON. 

{Read up.) 


TlM-e 

10 

Place. 


From 
Cha's- 

tou. 



from CAMDEN TO YORK- 
VILLE, 



Bu Stage front 
CAMDEN to.... 

Russell Place 

Liberty Hill 

Rocky Mount.... 
Beckhanisville . .. 

Catawba 

Laudsford 

Ebenezerville to. . 
YORKVILLE • • ■ 




20 

28 

40 
46 

oS 
66 

67 

nil 



»..i,' OmDEH,{Readup.)iC. 



From 
Ra- 
leigh. 


CAMDEN TO FAY- 
ETTEVILLE AND RA- 
LEIGH, N, C. 


Pla-e 


From 
< am- 
deu. 


191 

106 

131 
110 
101 

03 

87 
75 
61 
36 
12 



Bi/ Stage from 

CAMDEN to 

Tiller's Ferry 

Cher aw 

Bri ghts vi lie 

Laurel Hill, N. C 

Montpelier 

Kandallsville 

Davis's Springs to 
FAYETTEVIL'E 

Avervsboro' 

.Mid. lie Creek to... 
RALEIGH 



25 
35 
12 
18 
8 
6 
12 
14 
25 
24 
J2 



25 
00 
72 
90 
08 
104 
116 
130 
155 
170 
191 


From 
Ra- 
leigh. 


RALEIGH TO CAM- 
DEN, (Read up.) 


l'lare 

to 
Plate. 


Froi 
Cam' 
deu. 



K? CAMDEN. S.C., TO 
tone." CHARLOTTE, N, C. 


l'lare 

to 
Place. 


From 
Cain- 

deu. 


00 
46 
3S 
20 



By S f age from 

CAMDEN to 

Flat Rock 



18 
12 

10 
18 
20 




18 


Pleasant Hill 

Lancaster 

Belair to 


30 
40 

58 


♦CHARLOTTE . . 


78 


From 
Char- 
lotte. 


CHARLOTTE TO 
CAMDEN. 

(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
l'laie. 


From 

lieu. 



* Charlotte to Raleigh, N. C, see 
page 182. 

From Charlotte to Salisbury, and 
Greensboro', see page 182. 



ROUTES FROM SAVANNAH, 
GEO. 

From Savannah to Charleston. 
by steamboat. 140 miles. Fare. $4. 

From Savannah ^Charleston, 
by stage, see route, page 184. 

From Savannah to^lvNOXViLLE, 
Tenn. To Chattanooga, bv rail- 
road, see p. 188; thence by steam- 
boat on Tennessee River to Knox- 
ville. From Chattanooga, steam- 
boats also run to Gunter's Laud 



188 



SAVANNAH TO MACON. 



ing and Decatur, both of which are 
on the Tennessee River. 

From Savannah to Milledge- 
ville, Ga. To Gordon, on the 
Georgia Central R. R., (see follow- 
ing route,) 170 miles; and thence 
to Milledgeville, 18 miles. Total, 
188 miles. 

Tickets can be purchased in Sa- 
vannah, to any of the following 
places : — To Macon, Ga., for $5 75 ; 
Columbus, Ga., $15 00 ; Montgo- 
mery, Ala., $19 00; Mobile,$28 00; 
New Orleans, $33 00; Augusta, 
Ga., $6 50 ; Atlanta, Ga., $9 50 ; 
MuRFREESE0R0UGH,Tenn.,$25 00; 
Nashville, Tenn., $25 00; Colum- 
eia, Tenn., $25 00; Huntsville, 
Ala. ,822 00; Decatur, Ala., $22 00; 
Tuscumbia, Ala., $22 50; Holly 
Springs, $23 00; Memphis, Tenn., 
$30 00; Tuscaloosa, Ala. ,$28 00'; 
Columbus; Miss., $28 00 ; Aber- 
deen, Miss. ,$28 00; Jacksonville, 
Ala., $20 00. 

Steamboats run from Savannah 
to St. Augustine, Flo., 100 miles 
distant, and to other places on the 
coast. 



From SAVANNAH TO MA- *»*« J.™™ 

CON, GEO. Pla°ce. uah? 



101 

182 

170 

101 

151 

145 

141 

130 

121 

111 

101 

91 

09 

55 

44 

39 

21 





Georgia CenVlR.R, 
SAVANNAH to.. 

Station No. 1 

Eden 

Reform 

Station No. 4 

Armenia 

Halcyondale 

Station No. G 

Scarboro' 

lirinsonville 

Midville 

Ilolcomb 

Davisboro' 

Tennviile 

Oconee 

Einmetl 

Gordon to 

MACON 



' MACON TO SAVAN- P1 , a ce J-L, 

■ NAH. (Read up.) pfacJ ua h" 



The South-to ester n R. R. diverges 
at Macon, and runs to Oglethorpe, 
(a new town,) 51 miles, situated 
on Flint River, Ga. This road will 
be continued to Fort Gaines, on the 
Chattahoochie River. 



SAVANNAH GA,, j Place | Frora 

TO NASHVILLE, to Savan 

TENN. Place, nah. 



SAVANNAH to..... 
\ Macon. (See pre- / 
f ceding Route.) \ 

Macon <£ Western R. 

Howard's.... 

Crawford's , 

Forsyth , 

Barnesville 

Milner's 

Griffin 

Payette 

Jonesboro' 

ATLANTA 

Western & Atlantic R, 

Bolton 

Marietta 

Noonday 

Acworth 

Allatoona 

Cartersville 

Cassville 

Kingston 

Adairsville 

Calhoun 

Resaca 

Dalton 

Tunnel Hill 

Ringgold 

Chickamanora. Tenn.. 

CHATTANOOGA. 

Nashville and Chatta- 
nooga R. R. 

Stevenson 

Deeherd 

Tullahoma 

Normandy 

Fosterville 

Murfreesboro'. 

NASHVILLE \ 



NASHVILLE TO 
SAVANNAH. 
(Read up.) 



12 



SAVANNAH TO MONTGOMERY. 



189 



From 
Mont- 
goiu'y 



197 

169 
147 
1:37 
127 
123 
1.20 
107 
97 



From 
Mont- 
gom'y 



SAVANNAH, GA., 

TO MONTGOMERY; 

ALABAMA. 



SAVANNAH to .... 
\ Hacon. (See p. ) 

I 188.) I 

Muscogee R. R. 

Fort Valley 

Butler 

Howard 

Geneva 

Juniper 

Bellefonte 

Schatulga 

COLUMBUS 

Columns <£ Opelica R 

Opelica 

Montgomery d> West 
Faint R. R. 

Auburn 

Notasulga 

Chehaw 

Franklin 

MONTGOMERY.. 



MONTGOMERY TO 
SAVANNAH. 
(Read up.) 



From 
Savau 
nan. 



From Montgomery to Mobile, see 
pages 92 and 93. From Mobile to 
New Orleans, see page 93. 



From 
Mem- 
phis. 


SAVANNAH TO 
MEMPHIS, TENN. 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Sav'n- 

nah. 


737 
383 

365 


SAVANNAH to.. 
\ Kingston, (see ) 
f page 188.) j 

Rome Br'ck R. R. to 



354 

18 

31 
22 

28 

60 

43 

42 
17 
8 



354 

379 


?34 

312 

284* 

224 

181 

139 
122 


By Stage to 
Gaylesville, Ala. . . 

Van Buren 

Gunter's Landing. 
SVboat. on Tenn. R. to 


403 
425 
453 

513 


By Railroad to 

Tuscumbia 

By Stage to 
Cartersville, Miss. 


556 

598 
615 


114 




693 


89 


Ripley 


25 1648 



Salem 

Holly Springs. 
Nt'h Mt. Pleasant to 
MEMPHIS . . . 



MEMPHIS TO SA- 
VANNAH. 

(Read up.) 



SAVANNAH TO AU 
GUSTA, GA. 



Georgia Cent. R. R 
SAVANNAH to.. 
Station No. 1» . . . . 

Eden 

Reform 

Station No. 4 

Armenia 

Halcyondale 

Station No. 6 

Scarboro' 

Brinsonville 

Midville 

By Stage to 

Waynesboro' 

By Railroad to 
AUGUSTA 



AUGUSTA TO SA- 
VANNAH. 

(Read up.) 



658 
676 
095 
737 




9 
21 
30 
40 
46 
50 
61 
70 
80 
90 

115 

137 



Passengers may reach Augusta 
from Savannah, by steamboat, via 
the Savannah River. 



Z™ SAVANNAH TO CO-' Place i From 
bus j LUMBUS, GA. 



SAVANNAH to... 
j Macon. (See 1 

j page 188.) j 

South- Western R. R. 

Echeconnee 

Mule Creek , 

Fort Y alley 

Everett's 

Pie} r nold's 

Butler 

COLUMBUS 



COLUMBUS TO 
SAVANNAH. 
(Read up.) 



12 



Place 

Piuce. 





191 

203 
212 
219 
226 
232 
241 
290 



From 
Savan 
nah. 



190 



SALISBURY TO ST, AUGUSTINE. 



goo 
188 
174 

159 
137 

123 
117 
103 
80 
64 
38 




SAVANNAH, GEO., 
TO ST. AUGUS- 
TINE, FLO. 



By Stage from 
SAVANNAH lb.. 

Riceboro' 

S. Newport 

Darien 

Bethel 

Waynesville 

Langsbury 

Jeffersonton 

St. Mary's 

Kirkland, Flo 

Jacksonville to. . . 
ST. AUGUSTINE 



rromjST. AUGUSTINE TO 

Rune SAVANNAH. 
g (Read up.) 



From 



bv. I TAMPA BAY, FLO. 



183 
173 
157 

137 
110 

95 
76 
41 
20 



From 
T'mpa 
Bay. 



By Stave from 

ST.A'G-'STINEto 

Cuena Vista 

Pelatka 

Orange Springs. .. . 

Fort King 

Long Swamp 

Oakahumkee 

Fort Dade 

Fort Foster to 

Fort Brooke & ) 
TAMPA BAY 1 



TAMPA BAY TO ST, 

AUGUSTINE. 

(Read up.) 



a SAVANNAH TO DA- 
i-l RiEN AND BA!N- 
e j BRIDGE, GEO. 



By Stage from 
293 'SAVANNAH to. 

259 Riceboro' 

245 South Newport... 

230 DARIEN 

212 Bethel 

203 Waynesville 

153 Waresboro' 

108 Allapaha 

86 Troupsville 



Place I From 
S'van- 
Place. 





31 

48 
63 

61 
90 
140 



45 185 
22 ,207 



Okapilico 

Thomasvilfe 

Cairo to 

BAINBRIDGrE . 



_l_ 



BAINBRIDGETOSA- 
I VANNAH. 

(Read up) 



232 
254 

278 
293 



From 



MILLEDGEVILLE TO Place 
AUGUSTA, GEO. *£j 



By Stage from' 
MILLEDG-EV. 

Sparta 

Mayfield . 

Warrenton 

Camak Br. R. R. to 

Camak 

Georgia R. R. to 

Thomson 

Dealing 

Berzelia 

Bel lair to 

AUG-USTA 



AUGUSTA TO MIL- 
LEDGEVILLE, 

(Read up.) 



MILLEDGEVILLE TO 
GOLUMBUS, GEO. 



By Stage from 
MILLEDG-EV. to 

Wallace 

Macon 

Warrior. 

Knoxville 

Francisville 

Union 

Davison 

Tallbottom. 

Ellerslie to 

COLUMBUS . . . 



COLUMBUS TO MIL- 
LEDGEVILLE. 

(Read nj).) 



Mil- 
led^e- 





13 

29 

40 

54 

GO 

67 

79 

91 
107 
123 [ 

Fn a 



ROUTES FROM AUGUSTA, GA, 



191 



ROUTES FROM AUGUSTA, 
GA. 
From Augusta, to Wilmington, 
N. C. see page 91. 

From Augusta to Columbia, S. 
C, see page 187. 

From Augusta to Atlanta, Ga., 
see page to. 

From Augusta to Savannah, see 
page 189. 



£° h m AUGUSTA TO DAH- 
lonega LONEGA, GA. 



180 
110 

105 
97 

87 
70 

50 



Georgia R R. from 
AUGUSTA to.... 
| Union Point, ) 
i (see page 92).. j 
Athens Br. R. R. to 

Woodville 

Moray's 

Lexington Depot 

! Athens 

By Stage to 

! Jefferson 

Gainesville 

JLucksville 

New Bridge to. . . 
DAHLONEGA. 



*T DAHLONEGATOAU- 

lo ne? a GUSTA, (Read lip.) Pfcwe. gusta 



From AUGUSTA TO 

vuiel"! GREENVILLE, S, C. 



135 
134 
112 

103 
80 
71 
49 
44 
29 
13 




By Stage from 
AUGUSTA to... 
Hamburg, S. C. . .. 

Edgefield 

Duntonsville 

Frazierville 

Abbeville 

Varennes 

Anderson 

Pendleton 

Pick< j nsville to . . . 
G-REENVILLE . 




1 
23 
32 
55 
64 
Bti 
91 
106 
122 
135 



Frorn GREENVILLE TO AU- ?£« From 

ulte! GUSTA. (Read up.) tS/x.] g £!ta. 



, F a r 7 MACON TO JACK- I"*- fe? 

SONVILLE, GEO. n -, - £ 



|_ 



Bit Stage, from 

MACON to 

Rutland 

Webster vi He 

Busbayvilie 

Perry 

flaynesville 

Hawkinsville 

Graham 

Copeland 

Temperance to. . . . 
JACKSONVILLE 



JACKSONVILLE TO ■*« 
MACON. (Rcudup.) x Z e . 



Fro m JACKSONVILLE TO 
DARIEN, GEO. 



By Stage from 

120 JACKSONVIL' 

111 Ashley's 

90 Lumber City 

80 Box vi lie 

80 Colquit 

70 Ferry's Mills.... 

53 Surruncy to 

DARIEN 



From DARIEN TO JACK' 
£; | SONVILLE. 

I [Read up.) 



From MACON TO TALLA- 
HASSEE, FLO. 



Bif Stage front 

MACON" to , 

Rutland 

Webster vi He 

Busbayvilie 

Perry 

.Minerva 

Marsifallville 

Traveller's Rest. , 

Oglethorpe 

Americus 

Starkvilie 

Palmyra 

Albany 

Newton 



192 



TALLAHASSEE TO ST. AUGUSTINE. 



46 IBainbrUtee , 
22 
13 




Q,uincy, Fto 

Salubrity to 

TALLAHASSEE 



ST TALLAHASSEE TO 
b-ssee. MACON. {Read up.] 



234 

209 
204 
ISO 
168 
151 
126 
108 



TALLAHASSEE TO 
ST. AUGUSTINE, PL 



By Stage from 

TAL'AHAS'E to. 

Lipona 

Marion 

Madison 

Columbus 

Mineral Spring 

Lancaster 

Ellisville 

91 jNewnansville 
26 



Pelatka 

16 Buena Vista. 

ST. AUG-USTINE 



ST. AUGUSTINE TO 

TALLAHASSEE. 

[Read up.) 



13 



176 

200 
■209 
•222 



I i. it a 
.Ma- 
con. 



From 
Talla- 



30 
54 
66 

83 
103 
126 

143 
203 
213 
234 



From Tallahassee to Port 
Leon, by railroad. 26 miles. 



Prom 
Fort 
G'nes. 


MACON TO FORT 
GAINES, GEO. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Ma- 




* South- West rn R.R. 
MACON to 



12 
15 

7 
4 
4 
6 
2 



12 


• 


Fort Valley 

Marshal lvi lie 

Winchester 

Marlhasville 

Montezuma 

Oglethorpe 


27 
34 
38 
42 
48 
50 



♦The South- Western Railroad 
will extend from Macon, Ga., to 
Fort Gaines, on the Chattahoochie 
River. This work is now being 
prosecuted with all dispatch. At 
Macon, it unites with the line of 
railroads running between Savan 
nah and the Tennessee River. 



MACON TO COLUM- 
BUS, GEO. 



By Stage from 

MACON to , 

Warrior , 

Knoxville 

Francisville 

Union 

Davison ......... 

Tallbottom 

Ellerslie to....... 

COLUMBUS 



COLUMBUS TO 
MACON. {Readup.)?\Z 



From 
Mont' 

go'i-y 



From 
Mont- 
go'ry. 



COLUMBUS, GEO., 

TO MONTGOMERY, 

ALA. 



By Stage from 

COLUMBUS to... 

Girard, Ala. 

Crawford. 

Opelica 

Montgomery and 
W. Point R. R. 

Auburn 

Notasulga. 

Chehaw. 

Franklin to 

MONT&OM ; RY 



MONTGOMERY TO 
COLUMBUS. 
(Read up.) 



43 
55 

63 
70 
103 



Fi-jrn 
Col'm- 
bus. 



* From Montgomery to Mobile, 
see pages 92 and 93; and from Mo- 
bile to New Orleans, see page 93. 



ROUTES FROM NASHVILLE, 



193 



From 
Chut- 

chee. 



157 
117 
109 
93 
75 
55 
30 
17 



COLUMBUS TO 

CHATTAHOOCHEE, 

FLO. 

By St as[c from 

COLUMBUS to... 

Lumpkin 

Summerfield 

Cuthbert 

Fort Gaines 

Biakely 

Crawford 

Olive Grove to 

CHATTA- \ 
HOOCHEE .. j 



CHATTAHOOCHEE 

TO COLUMBUS. 

(Read up.) 



Steamboats run on the Apalachi- 
cola River, between Columbus and 
Apalachicola, Flo., a distance of 
27b miles. 



ROUTES FROM NASH- 
VILLE, TENN. 

From Nashville to Charles- 
ton, S. C, see page 184. 

From Nashville to Savannah, 
Ga., see page 1S8. 

From Nashville to St. Lodis. 
From Nashville to the mouth of 
the Cumberland River, by steam- 
boat, 207 miles; thence, via the 
Ohio and Mississippi Rh T ers, to St. 
Louis. 234 miles. Total distance, 
435 miles. 

From Nashville to Memphis, 
Tenn., New Orleans, and inter- 
mediate places, by steamboat. From 
Nashville to the mouth of the Cum- 
Deri and River; thence, via the 
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, to 
Memphis. 506 miles, and to New 
Orleans, 1287. 

From Nashville to Louisville, 
Ky., by stage, see page 157. 

From Nashville to Lexington, 
Ky., see page 158. 



From 
Cinci'- 
nati. 



NASHVILLE TO 

LOUISVILLE AND 

CINCINNATI. 



Steamboat on Cum- 
berland River. 

NASHVILLE to. 

Clarksville, Term. . 

Palmyra 

Dover 

Canton, Ky 

Eddyville 

j Mouth of Cum- ) 
( berland River \ 

Steamboat on Ohio R. 

Shawneetown, 111 

Wabash River 

Hendersonville, Ky 

Rockport, la 

Cloversport, Ky... 

Fredonia 

Brandenburg 

New Albany. la. . 

LOUISVILLE, Ky 

Jefferso^iville..., 

Madison, la. . . . 

Kentucky River 

Lawrenceb'ir.Ia., to 

CINCINNATI.... 



CINCINNATI TO 
NASHVILLE. 

(Read up.) 



NASHVILLE TO 
FRANKFORT, KY. 



By Sta ere from 
NASHVILLE to 

Pleasant Hill 

Hendersonville . . . 

Gallatin 

Scottsville 

Cedar Spring 

Glasgow 

Blue Springs 

Monroe 

Greensburg 

Campbellsville 

Lebanon 

Perryville 

Harrod>burg to. 
FRANKFORT . . 



FRANKFORT TO 
NASHVILLE. PJace . 
(Read up.) | 



Flace 
Place. 




55 

70 
100 
131 
151 

201 



270 

261 
327 
384 
427 
405 
491 
527 
530 
531 
571 
583 
041 
063 





7 

10 

26 

57 

71 

83 

9b 

106 

118 

130 

148 

106 

176 

20c* 



From 
Nash« 

viiie. 



194 



NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS. 



From 
Mem- 
phis. 


| NASHVILLE TO 
MEMPHIS, TENN„ 
VIA COLUMBIA, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Nash- 
ville. 


235 
223 
217 


Sit S f ntre from 
NASHVILLE to.. 
Good Spring 



12 


13 
11 
11 
32 
15 
13 
17 
32 
12 
11 
10 
25 
10 



12 

18 


204 
193 


Spring Hill 


31 

42 
53 
85 
100 
118 
135 
107 
179 
190 
200 
225 
235 


182 
150 
135 
117 
300 
68 
5'6 
45 
35 
10 



Mt. Pleasant 


Carrollsville 






New Castle 

Somerville 


Raiei°h to 


MEMPHIS 


From 
Mem- 
phis. 


MEMPHIS TO 
NASHViLLE. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Nash- 
ville. 


From 
Hoiiv 

Sp'gs. 


NASHVILLE TO 

HOLLY SPRINGS, 

MISS, 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Nash- 
ville. 


213 

40 

24 
14 

8 



By Sin? e from 

NASHVILLE to.. 
^ Bolivar (see j 
/ previous route) \ 

*La Grange 

Lamar, Miss 

Hudsonville to 

HOLLY SPRI'G-S 



167 

22 

10 
6 

8 




1G7 

189 
199 
205 
213 


From 
Holy 

Bp'gs. 


HOLLY SPRINGS TO 
NASHViLLE. 
(Read up.) 


Place 

to 
Place. 


From 
Nash- 
ville. 



* From La Grange the Railroad is 
open to Memphis, and from the 
former place the line will he con- 
tinued so as to form a connection 
with the Route from Chattanooga 
to Charleston. 



NASHViLLE TO 
MEMPHIS, VIA 
REYNOLDSBURG, 



j Bv S h a<Tcfrom 
NASHVILLE to. 
Chestnut Grove. . . 

Ciiarlotte 

Waverly 

Reynoldsbdrq . .. 

Camden 

Huntingdon 

South Carroll 

Jackson 

Bolivar , 

New Castie 

Somerville ....... 

Oakland 

Raleiuh to 

♦MEMPHIS .... 



MEMPHIS TO 
NASHVILLE, 

(Read up.) 



PIacc 
Pla e. 




IS 
40 
62 

:i 

81 
101 
117 
137 
165 
177 
188 
198 
223 
233 



* From Memphis to Little Rock, 
Ark., see page 168. 



MEMPHIS TO LA 
GRANGE, TENN, 



j * Memphis <£ Charles- 
ion R. R. 

'MEMPHIS to 

; Germantown 

\ Colliersville 

JLa Fayette 

j Moscow 

!LA GRANGE 



LA GRANGE TO 
MEMPHIS. 

(Rend up.) 



* The Memphis and Charleston 
R. R. is now "being constructed. 
When finished. Memphis will be 
brought in contiguity with Charles- 
ton and Savannah, both of which 
have fine harbors. 



NASHVILLE TO COLUMBUS, 



195 



101 

90 

71 

5!) 
52 
39 
23 
12 




By Stage from 
NASHVILLE to.. 

j R.E7N0LD9BURQ i 

) (see {»rev. route) \ 

Sandy Hill 

Paris 

Barren Hill 

Boydsville 

Feliciana 

linton to 

COLUMBUS 



135 
]00 
89 
77 
63 
31 
20 




NASHVILLE TO 
COLUMBUS, KY. 



COLUMBUS TO. 
NASHVILLE. 

(Read up.) 



NASHVILLE TO 
HENDERSON, KY. 



By Stage from 

NASHVILLE to.. 

Fredonia 

Clarksville 

Oak Grove 

HOPKINSVILLE 

Madisoaville 

Carlow to 

HENDERSON . . . 



HENDERSON TO 
NASHVILLE. 

(Read up.) 





71 

90 
102 
1Q9 
122 
138 
149 
L61 



n 





35 


3.5 


ii 


40 


12 


5> 


14 


72 


32 


104 



11 115 

20 135 



Tlace From 
Nash- 
. ville. 



From HOPKINSVILLE TO 
c Sr, COLUMBUS, KY. 



By Slave from 
HOPK'SVILLE to 

Cadi/. 

Canton 

Aurora 

Wadesboro' .... 

Mayfield to 

COLUMBUS . . 



COLUMBUS TO 
HOPKINSViLLE. 

(Read up.) 



From 

Hop- 
kinsv. 



From 
Hop- 
kins v. 



NASHVILLE TO l p £« 
KNOXVILLE, TENN.«h« 



By St acre from 
NASHVILLE to.. 

Green Hill 

Lebanon 

Alexandria 

Liberty 

Smitiiville 

Sparta 

Crossville 

Belleville 

Kimrston 

Campbell's Stat'n to 
KNOXVILLE 



KNOXVILLE TO 
NASHVILLE. 

(Read up.) 




13 

30 
4* 
55 
05 
87 
115 
135 
147 
172 
187 



Place From 
to Naah. 

Place. , ville. 



From Knoxville to Richmond, 
Va., via Blountsville, Teun., see 
pane 179. 

From Knoxville to the Warm 
Springs, N. C, 74 miles; and to 
Ashcoillc, 110 miles. 



NASHVILLE TO » 
MoMINNVILLE, T. |pi« 



By St.ao-efr.om 
NASHVILLE to.. 

Mount View 

Stewardsboro' 

MURFREESBORO' . . . 

Woodbury 

Clermont to 

Mc MINN VILLE 



McMINNVILLE TO P! ^ e **"» 
NASHVILLE. j pia° ce , S£" 

(Read up.) I 



NASHVILLE TO 
WINCHESTER, T. 



By Stage from 
NASHVILLE to.. 

Mount View 

Stewardsboro' 

MURFR'SBORO' 

Fosterville 

Shelbyville 



17 Davisonville 



196 



NASHVILLE TO HUNTSV1LLE. 



Winchester Sp'us to 
WINCHESTER-. 



WINCHESTER TO 
NASKYILLE. 
{Read up.) 



Fr--m 
Nash- 
ville. 



125 

66 

61 
4(5 
31 
15 




NASHVILLE TO Place 
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. piL. 



By Stage from 
NASHVILLE to.. 
\ Shelbyville i 
( (seeprev. route) s 

Rich Valley 

Lynchburg 

Fayettevilie 

Hazel Green, Al., 
HUNTSVILLE 



HUNTSVILLE TO 
NASHVILLE. 
(Read up.) 



From 
Nash- 

villa. 



From'HUNTSVILLE, ALA.,' Place! From 



££■ 


TO TUSCALOOSA. 


to 
Place. 


HY.ts- 
ville. 


157 
147 
143 
133 
132 


Bif Sta<je from 
HUNTSVILLE to 

YVhitesburg 

Lacey's Springs. . . . 
?>Iount Hill 



10 

4 
5 

6 

25 

23 

8 

7 

7 

13 

12 

32 



10 
J4 
19 
25 


107 
79 
71 
64 


Blountsville 

Village Springs. .. . 
Mount Pinson 


50 
78 
86 
93 


57 


Elvton 


100 


44 

32 




Jonesboro' 

Mf Math's to 

TUSCALOOSA... 


113 

125 
157 


From 
Tus'a- 
loosa. 


TUSCALOOSA TO 
HUNTSVILLE. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
E'nte- 

vilie. 



From 
Tns- 

cumb. 


NASHVILLE TO 
TUSCUMBIA, ALA. 


Place 

tc 
Place. 


From 
Nash- 
ville. 


109 
96 
91 


By Stair e from 
NASHVILLE to.. 

Good Spring 

Franklin 



13 
5 



13 

18 



78 Spring Hill. 
66 

55 
33 

5 





Columbia 

Mt. Pleasant 

Lawrenceburg 

Florence. Ala., to. 
TUSCUMBIA.... 



TUSCUMBIA TO 
NASHVILLE. 

(Read up.) 



31 
43 

54 

76 
104 
109 



From 
Nash* 
ville. 



From I TUSCUMBIA TO 

c b °us!" COLUMBUS, MISS. 



By Stage to 
TUSCUMBIA to . 

Russell ville 

Big Bear Creek... 

Toll-Gate 

Pikeville 

Moscow = 

Border Spring to. . 
COLUMBUS 



COLUMBUS TO 

TUSCUMBIA. 

(Read up.) 



From 
Tus- 

cumb. 




IS 
20 
13 
12 
19 82 
18 100 
17 117 



Place From 
to T us- 
Place. cumb. 



NASHVILLE, TENN.,' p !a « 

TO MONTGOMERY, *■ 

ALABAMA. ' 



NASHVILLE to... 
S Atlanta. (See ppJ 

I 84 & 85.) j 

Montgomery c£ West 
Point R. R. 

Opelica 

Auburn 

Xotasulga 

Chehaw...... 

Franklin 

Tippecanoe 

MONTGOMERY., 



MONTGOMERY TO 
NASHVILLE. 
(Read up.) 



Place 

Place 





293 



317 
321 
333 
340 
346 
370 
373 



From 
Nash- 

ville. 



From Montgomery to Mobile, see 
pages 92 and 93 ; and from Mobile to 
New Orleans, see page 93. 



ROUTES FROM MONTGOMERY. 



197 



ROUTES FROM MONTGO- 
MERY, ALA. 

From Montgomery to Atlanta, 
Ga., and Atlanta to Augusta, Ga., 
see page 92; and from Augusta to 
Wilmington, N.C., see page 91. 

From Montgomery to Mobile, see 
page 92; and Mobile to New Or- 
leans, see page 93. 

From Montgomery to West Point, 
Macon, and Savannah, Ga., see 
Route from Montgomery to Savan- 
nah, page 189. 

From Montgomery to Nashville, 
see page 196. 



160 
150 
14G 
133 
115 
97 
90 
72 
59 
47 
44 
37 
28 
25 
15 




MONTGOMERY TO 
COLUMBUS, MISS. 



By Stage from 
MONTGOM'Y to 
Washington. .. . 

Vernon 

Mulberry 

Selma 

Hamburg 

Marion 

Greensboro'. .. 

Erie 

Eutaw 

Springfield 

Clinton 

Vienna 

Pickensville. .. . 
Nashville, Miss., 
COLUMBUS . . 



COLUMBUS TO 
MONTGOMERY. 

{Read up.) 



Plnce 
Place. 



Frpm 
Mont- 
go'ry. 



MONTGOMERY TO 
ViCKSBURG, MISS. 



332 

338 



By Slave from 

MONTGOM'Y to 

{ Greensboro' ) 

I (see prev. route) \ 

17* 



From 
Mont- 



Macon 

Demopolis 

Bluffport 

Livingston 

Daleville 

Union 

Ilillsboro' 

Brandon 

Vicksburg, Jackson, 
and Brandon R. R. 

JACKSON 

Clinton 

Bolton's 

Edward's 

Big Black 

Bovina to 

VICKSBURG- 



VICKSBURG TO 
MONTGOMERY. 

(Read vy.) 



110 
118 
120 
139 
177 
210 
230 
271 



285 
295 
304 
313 
319 
321 
331 



Place ' From 

to j Mont. 

Place, gc'ry. 



From COLUMBUS, MISS. 
Mem -T0 HOLLY SPRINGS 
AND MEMPHIS 



From 
Tus'a- 

loosa. 



By Stage from 
COLUMBUS to.. 

Waverly , 

Colbert 

Hamilton 

Aberdeen 

Prairie Mount. .. . 

Pontotoc , 

Cypress Creek.... 

Milton 

Water ford 

Holly Springs 

N. MtfPleasant to 
MEMPHIS 



MEMPHIS TO CO- 
LUMBUS. (i^^O 



MONTGOMERY TO 
TUSCALOOSA, ALA. 



By Stage from 
MONTGOM'Y to 

Wetumpka 

Kingston 

Maples vi lie 

Randolph 

Centreville . . .- ~ . . 









6 


6 


6 


12 


f) 


18 


12 


30 


13 


43 


15 


58 


20 


78 


19 


94 


7 


101 


9 


111* 


19 


129 


42 


171 



From 
Mont- 
go'ry. 



198 



ROUTES FROM MOBILE. 



30 iSonttsville to 

*TUSOALOOSA. 



95 
30 125 



Prom! TUSCALOOSA TO l PlaC e 

&H MONTGOMERY. L<\ 



{Read up.) 



From 
Mont- 
go'ry. 



* From Tuscaloosa to Colum- 
bus, Miss , is 77 miles. 

From Tuscaloosa to Huntsville, 
Ala., see page 196. 



137 
119 
89 
41 
23 
11 




2(75 
233 
223 
211 
199 
193 
155 
121 
95 
GO 



COLUMBUS TO 
JACKSON, MISS. 



By Starr e from 
COLUMBUS to., 

Shoco 

Louisville , 

Springfield 

Canton 

Richland to 

JACKSON 




18 

43 

93 

114 

1-2(5 

137 



JACKSON TO CO- , P1 ? n ce fe° 

1 to Col'm- 
LUM3US. (Read Up.) Fine. \ bus. 



TUSCALOOSA. ALA. 

TO VICKSBURG, 

MISS. 



By Stage from 
TUSCALOOSA to 

Springfield 

Clinton 

Gainesville 

Sumpterville 

Livingston . . . ..^. . 

Daleville .T . . 

Union 

Hillsboro' 

(Jrandon 

Vicksiurg, Jaclcson, 

and Brandon R. R. 

JACKSON 

Clinton 

Bolton's 

Edward's 

Jig Black 

Bovina to 

VICKSBURG- 



VICKSBURG TO 
TUSCALOOSA, 

(Read up.) 



From 
Tus'a- 
loosa. 



F ™ m TUSCALOOSA TQ 
SELMA, ALA. 



o 

3-2 

42 

54 

66 

72 

110 

144 

170 

205 



219 
2 -j 9 
238 

247 
253 
2.35 
2,5 



From 
Tu-s'a 
loosa. 



By Stage from 
TUSCALOOSA to 

Carthage 

Havanna 

Greensboro'. .. 

Marion 

Hamburg 

Valley Creek to. 
SELMA 



SELMA TO TUSCA- 
LOOSA. (Read up.) 



ROUTES FROM MOBILE, 
ALA. 

From Mobile to Montgomery, 
see Routes on pages 92 and 93; also, 
see Routes from Montgomery, page 
197. 

For Routes from Mobile to 
Wilmington, Richmond, Virginia, 
Washington, Baltimore, Pbtladel- 
phla, New York, &c, see from page 
88 to 93, inclusive. 
From Mobile to New Orleans, see 



MOBILE, ALA., TO 

CAIRO, ILL. 
(Route in progress?) 



MOBILE to 

Toulminville, Ala... 

Turnerville 

Paine's Road 

Kushula 

Mauvila 

Oak Grove c 

Chunchula 

Sidney 

Citronelle 

Deer Park 

Escatawpa 

State Line 

Buckatunna „.... 

Winchester, Miss 

longh's Ferry 

Red Bluff 

Paulding 

Quitman. 



Place 

i'iaee. 



11 

13 

14 
IS 
31 

33 

43 
50 
62 
70 
76 
82 
92 
104 
109 



MOBILE TO TALLAHASSEE. 



190 



Marion , 

Daleville 

De Kalb 

Pleasant Springs.. 

Macon 

Shoco 

Hickory Grove 

Aberdeen 

Cotton Gin 

Van Buren 

Jacinto 

Purdy, Tenn 

Jackson 

Trenton 

Yorkville , 

Columbus, Ky , 

CAIRO, 111 



Froni CAIRO TO MOBILE. 
(Head up.) 



Place. 



Remarks. — The Mobile and Ohio 
B. 2?., which is now in progress of 
construction, will form one of the 
most important routes for trade 
and travel in the United States. 
It will probably be opened through- 
out its entire length by the year 
1S5S. 

This Route will extend from Mo- 
bile Bay. on the Gulf of Mexico, to 
the junction of the Ohio and Missis- 
sippi Rivers, at a point opposite to 
Cairo, 111. The latter place is the 
southern terminus of the great Illi- 
nois Central B. B., with its two arms 
or branches, one extending to Chi- 
cago, on Lake Michigan, and the 
other to Galena, 111., and the Missis- 
sippi River. 

By consulting and comparing our 
map attached to this Work, it will 
be observed that the course of these 
two great Railroads is similar, and 
runs nearly parallel with the Mis- 
sissippi River, meeting it, however, 
at its junction with the Ohio. It 
will occupy about twelve degrees of 
latitude ; consequently, it will em- 
brace a great variety of climates and 
productions. It will, however, have 
a decided advantage over that here- 
tofore immense thoroughfare, the 
Mississippi River, inasmuch as no 
impediments will arise to obstruct 



the navigation of the rail, such as 
are hourly met with on the "Father 
of Waters." Travel will attain a 
greater speed, with less cost, and 
more regular intercourse, and with 
Tess liability to the fearful and 
heart-rending scenes which the tur- 
bid waters of the Mississippi have 
closed over, but which may happen 
again and again, until nearly every 
family in our country have to re- 
cord the loss of ''one loved one," 
at least, by cither fire, explosion, 
'■ snags," or utter recklessness of 
human life on the part of those 
whose business and care it should 
be, to regard the lives and property 
of those entrusted to their care with 
the greatest sacredness. 

The opening of this great thoro'- 
fare, then, should be hailed with 
joy and satisfaction; men, and wo- 
men too, will be able to traverse it 
without those feelings of danger 
which are so frequently expe- 
rienced on going on board one of 
the "up-river steamboats," at New 
Orleans, or other places on the Mis- 
sissippi River. 



THE MOBILE AND GIRARD R. R. 
is now being constructed, a 'portion 
of which is already opened. It will 
extend from Mobile, Alabama, to 
Girard, opposite to Columbus, Ga., 
at which place it will connect with 
the Jtfuscogee B.B.. running from 
Columbus, Ga., and at the latter 
place with the Savannah and Macon 
B. B., and ultimately will form one 
of the links in the direct route of 
travel between New Orleans and 
New York, &c. 



MOBILE TO PENSA- 
COLA AND TALLA- 
HASSEE. FLO. 



B>i Stage, from 

MOBILE to 

Biakely 



14 




14 



200 



ROUTES FROM JACKSON, MISS. 



195 

130 



105 
88 
64 
40 
22 
13 




PENS AC OLA, Flo 
By Steamboat to 
La Grange (on 
Choctawhat- 

chie Bay) 

By Stage to 

Holmes' Valley. .. 

Oakey Hiil , 

Marianna , 

Chattahoochee.... 

Quincy 

Salubrity to 

TALLAHASSEE 



S£ TALLAHASSEE TO 
k's^ee. MOB'.LE. {Read up.) m 



Go 



64 



J 29 



151 
171 

195 
219 

^37 
246 
25 9 



From 
Col'raj 



MOBILE TO CO- 
LUMBUS, MISS. 



By Steamboat on Mo 

bile # Tombigbee Rs 

366 MOBILE to 

345 (Fort St. Philip 

Fort Stoddard.... 

Alabama River. .. , 

Mcintosh Bluff.... 

Crawford's Landing 

Jackson 

St. Stephen's 

Coffeeville 

Wood's Bluff 

Cadey's Landing. ■ 

Manafaiia Bluff. .. 

Moscow 

Demopolis ) 

, Bluffport f 

Black Warrior Riv 

Jones' Bluff. 

Gainesville 

Jamestown , 

Vienna 

Fairfield 

Pickensville 

Nashville to 

'COLUMBUS .... 



323 
322 
309 
298 
276 
266 
246 
2-25 
216 
196 
161 

147 

145 

105 

87 




21 

38 
44 
57 
68 
90 
100 
[20 
141 
150 
170 
205 

219 

221 

261 
279 
291 
302 
317 
335 
347 
66 



From COLUMBUS TO MO- Place 

i^'i BILE, (Read up .) Li. 



* From Columbus to Holly Sp'gs, 
Miss., and Memphis, Term., see 
page 197. 



From Columbus to Tuscumbia, 
Ala., see page 196. 



MOBILE TO TUSCA- 
LOOSA, ALA. 



By Stage from 

MOBILE to 

Fort St. Philip 

Mount Vernon. . . . 

New Wakefield 

St. Stephen's 

Coffeeville 

Pineville 

Manafaiia 

Montpelier 

Linden 

Spring Hill 

Demopolis 

Macon 

Greensboro' 

Havanna 

Carthage to 

TUSCALOOSA... 



Place, bile. 



TUSCALOOSA TO 

mS\L£> (Read v.p.yw 

F T MOBILE TO SELMA, 
ALA. 




20 
33 
53 
68 
81 
103 
115 
122 
131 
140 
147 
156 
172 
187 
195 
212 



Froia 



By Stage from 

MOBILE to 

Biakely , 

Stockton • 

Tensaw 

Mt. Pleasant 

Claiborne 

Bell's Landing 

Barboursvilie 

Canton 

Prairie Bluff..... 

Cambridge 

Cahavvba to 

SELMA 



*«» SELMA TO MOBILE. 

(Read up.) 





14 
29 
44 
65 
82 
103 
121 
123 
133 
141 
155 
165 

From 
Me- 
ttle. 



ROUTES FROM JACKSON, 
MISS. 

From Jackson to New Orleans. 
To Vicksburg, by railroad, 46 miles; 



JACKSON TO HOLLY SPRINGS. 



201 



thence by steamboat to New Orleans, 
395 miles. Total, 441. 

From Jackson to Baton Rouge, 
La. To Vicksburg, by railroad, 40 
miles, thence by steamboat, to Baton 
Rouge, 257 miles. Total, 303 miles. 

Fiom Jackson to St. Francis- 
ville, La. To Vicksburg, by rail- 
road, 40 miles ; thence by steamboat, 
to St. Francisville, 221 miles. To- 
tal, 207 miles. 

From Jackson to Memphis, Tenn. 
To Vicksburg, by railroad, 40 miles ; 
thence by steamboat, to Memphis, 
380 miles. Total, 432 miles. 

From Jackson to Vicksburo, 
Brandon, and Montgomery, Ala., 
Bee route from Montgomery to 
Vicksburg, page 197. 

From Jackson to Columbus, Miss. 
Bee page 198. 



gX JACKSON TO HOLLY 
SPRINGS. 



194 
182 
170 
150 
139 
131 

no 

101 
80 
07 
63 
33 
19 
9 




By Stage from 
JACKSON to . . . 

Richland 

Canton 

Montgomery . .. 

Franklin 

Lexinjrton 

Black Hawk.... 

Carrollton 

Grenada ....... 

Oakachickama . 

Coffeeville 

Oxford 

Wyatt 

Water ford to. .. 
HOLLY SPRI'GS 



From HOLLY SPRINGS TO pi-e 
8E JACKSON. L£e. 

{Read up.) 



103 
93 

03 
43 
26 



JACKSON TO NAT- 
CHEZ, MISS. 



Bv Stage from 
JACKSON to.... 

Newtown 

Gallatin 

Hargrave 

Malcoflib 



10 Hamburg 

Washington to. 
NATCHEZ.-.. 



NATCHEZ TO JACK- "^ JJ 

*• SON. {Head up.) i-iace. 



87 
97 
103 



There is another route between 
Jackson and Natchez, as follows ; 
to Vicksburg, by railroad, 40 miles ; 
thence by steamboat, down the Mis. 
sissippi to Natchez, 279 miles. 
Total, 325 miles. 



JACKSON TO MO- 
BILE, ALA. 



By Railroad from 

JACKSON to 

Brandon 

By Stage to 

Hillsboro' 

Union 

Daleviile 

Livingston 

Bluffport 

By Steamboat down 
Tombigbee River to 

Moscow 

Manafalia Bluff.... 
Cadev's Landing. .. 

Wood's Bluff 

Coffeeville 

St. Stephens 

Jackson 

Crawford's Landi'g 
Alabama River. .. . 

Fort Stoddard 

Fort St. Philip to.. 
MOBILE 



MOBILE TO JACK- 
SON. {Read up.) p 




14 

49 
75 

109 
147 
107 



181 
210 
236 
245 

200 
280 
290 
318 
2 
348 
3r5 
380 



There is another route between 
Jackson and Mobile, by which stag- 
ing is entirely avoided; it is as fol- 
lows: from Jackson to Vicksburg, by 
railroad, 40 miles ; thence by steam- 
boat, down the Mississippi to New 
Orleans, 395 miles; thence by rail- 
road to Lake Ponchartrain,5 miles; 
and thSnce by steamboat to Mobile, 
161 miles. Total distance, 607 
miles. 



ROUTES FROM NEW ORLEANS. 
ROUTES FROM NEW ORLEANS, 



From New Orleans to Baton Rouge, Natchez, Yicksbtjrg, Memphis, and 
St. Louis, &e., see pages 120 and 12 1 ; and from St, Louis to the Palls of 
St. Anthony, see pages 117 and 118. 

From New Orleans to Louisville, Cincinnati, &c, see pages 118, 119 and 
120 ; and from Cincinnati to Pittsburg, see page 116. 

From New Orleans to Mobile, see page 93. 



The following table will show, at 
a glance, the steamboat distances 
from New Orleans, to the princi- 
pal places on the Mississippi Rivers, 
with the probable fare to be paid to 
reach either. These, however, are 
liable to change, owing more or 
less to competition, and the low 
stages of the water, which it will 
be necessary for the traveller to 
bear in mind. 





Miles. 


Fares. 


NEW ORLEANS 
to Baton Rouge 






138 


$5 00 


to Natchez 


279 


8 00 


to Vicksburg . . . 


if 


10 00 


to Memphis 


12 00 


to Cairo 


1026 


12 00 


to St. Louis 


1201 


14 00 


to Dubuque 


1665 


20 00 


to \ Fails St - I 
) Anthony ) 


2003 


23 00 


to Louisville . . . 


1415 


13 00 


to Cincinnati . . 


1548 


15 00 


to Maysville . .. 


1610 


17 00 


to Wheeling 


1931 


20 00 


to Pittsburg .... 


2025 


21 00 


to Nashv'icTen. 


1287 


20 00 


to Florence, Ala 


1357 1 


22 00 



RATES OF PASSAGE FROM 
N. ORLEANS TO THE PRIN- 
CIPAL AMERICAN AND FO- 
REIGN PORTS, BY SEA. 



NEW ORLEANS 
to Mobile 

to Pensacola . . . 
to Tampa Bay. 
to Galveston. . . 
to Savannah . .. 
to Charleston . ., 
to Baltimore . . . 
to Philadelphia 



C New York City. 
to< '■ 



;} 



(if by steamship. 
( $75.) 

to Boston 

to Havana 

to Vera Cruz 

to Liverpool, Eng 

to London 

to Havre 



Fares. 



$5 00 
8 00 
15 00 
10 00 
25 00 
30 00 
50 00 
60 00 

60 00 



120 00 
125 00 
120 00 



DISTANCES FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CHARLESTON, 
SAVANNAH, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADEL- 
PHIA, N.YORK, BOSTON, AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES. 

The traveller will refer to each of the following Routes respectively. 



Names of Places. 

JVezo Orleans to Mobile, by steamboat , 

Mobile to Montgomery, by steamboat, 331 miles, 

"by sta^e 

Montgomery to West Point, by railroad , 



106 



107 
97 



NEW ORLEANS TO PHILADELPHIA. ETC. 



203 



Names of Places. 



West Point to Atlanta, Ga., by railroad 

Atlanta to Augusta, Ga , 

Augusta to Wilmington, N. C.,via Manchester 

Wilmington to Richmond, Va 

Richmond to Washington, D. G 

Washington to Baltimore 

Baltimore to Philadelphia 

Philadelphia to Nciu York 

New York to Boston , 

Total distance 

N. B. See pages 81 to 86, inclusive. 



iS' 

287 

247 
131 
40 
97 

87 
230 

1843 



From Atlanta, Ga., travellers may proceed to Savannah, Ga., via Macon, 
292 miles; or to Charleston, S. G, via Augusta, 308 miles. From either 
of these places they may reach New York by steamship, as these now sail 
"between each port at regular intervals. From Charleston, Philadelphia 
may also he reached by a similar conveyance. 



FROM NEW ORLEANS TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW 
YORK, VIA PITTSBURG. 

New Orleans to Cincinnati, by steamboat <££ 

Cincinnati to Pittsburg, by railroad, via Columns and Crestline, 

Ohio 

Pittsburg to Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania R.R 

Philadelphia to New York, by railroad 

Total 

Names of Places. 



367 
353 
87 

2355 



FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, 
VIA CINCINNATI, CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO. 

New Orleans to Cincinnati, by steamboat 

Cincinnati to Cleveland, via Columbus, Ohio, by railroad 

* Cleveland to Dunkirk, by steamboat 

Dunkirk to New York, via N. Y. and Erie R.R 



Total . 



1548 
189 
142 

460 

2339 



* From New Orleans to Cleveland, (as above).. 
Cleveland to Buffalo, by steamboat.... 

Buffalo to Albany, by railroad 

Albany to Boston, by railroad 



1737 
194 

208 
200 



Total I 2429 



204 NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK, ETC. 

Names of Places. 



FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, 
VIA ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO, 

New Orleans to St. Louis, by steamboat , 

St. Louis to Chicago, via Springfield and BToomington, 111..... 

Chicago to Cleveland, via Michigan Southern R.R ,* 

* Cleveland to Dunkirk, via Lake Erie , 

Dunkirk to New York, via N.Y. and Erie R.R... 

Total 



1201 
285 
856 
92 
460 

2193 



* From New Orleans to Chicago, (as above)...-. 

Chicago to Detroit, via Michigan Central R.R.. 

Detroit to Niagara Suspension Bridge 

Niagara to Albany 

Albany to Boston 

Total ,. 



Miles. 

1486 
278 
229 
303 
200 

2496 



THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON, AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD 
is now under construction. It will form a most important line, connect- 
ing New Orleans with the prominent points in the Northern and Eastern 
States. The following are the given distances from New Orleans to im- 
portant places, via the above Route. 



Names of Places. 


Miles. 


NEW ORLEANS to Jackson, Miss 

" Tennessee "R.tvf/r _ ... 


183 
410 

420 

540 

715 

800 

920 

1082 

1359 

1430 

1517 

1753 




Memphis, Tenn.... 


it 

a 


Louisville, Ky 


a 
it 


Chicago, 111 

Pittsburg 


tt 

tt 

a 


Baltimore 

Philadelphia, via Wheeling 


tt 


Boston 







ROUTES FROM GALVESTON, TEX. 



205 



New Orleans to Nashville, Tenn. By steamboat to the mouth of 
Cumberland River, 1086 miles, see pages 107 and 10:;;; thence to Nash- 
ville. SOI miles. Total, 1267 miles. 

New Orleans to Florence, Ala. By steamboat to the mouth of the 
Tennessee River, 1074 miles, (see pages 107 and 10S ;; thence to Flo- 
rence, 233 miles. Total, 1357 miles. 

New Orleans to Shreveport, La. By steamboat to the mouth of 
Red River, 214 miles; thence to Alexandria, 105; Natchitoches, 74; 
Shreveport, 62. Total, 475 miles. 

New Orleans to Fort Gibson, In. Ter. By steamboat to Arkansas 
River, 004 miles, (see pages 107 and 10S ;) thence to New Gascony, 133 ; 
Pine Bluffs, 25; Little Rock. 150; Lewisburg, 66; Van liuren, 150; 
Fort Smith, 6; Fort Gibson, 94. Total, 1236 miles. 

New Orleans to Galveston. Tex. By steamboat, 444 miles. 

New Orleans to Proctorsville. By railroad, 27 miles. 



ROUTES FROM GALVES- 
TON, TEXAS. 


Fro J GALVESTON TO 
Ma-.. MATAGORDA, VIA 
gor,Ja -| BRAZORIA. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
Gal- 
ton. 


From Galveston to New Or- 
leans. By steamboat to the Mouth 


Ill 
75 
50 
41 
31 
22 



GALVESTON to 



36 
25 

9 
10 

9 
22 




36 
61 
70 
80 
89 
111 


of the .Mississippi, 350 miles ; thence 




to New Orleans, 94. Total, 444 
miles. 

From Galveston to Houston. 
By steamboat through Galveston 
Bay, and the Buffalo Bayou to 
Houston, 82 miles. 

From Galveston to Port La- 
vacca, by steamboat, 190 miles. 


Brazoria 

Cedar Lake 

Canev to 

MATAGORDA... 


From 
Mata- 
gorda. 


MATAGORDA TO 
GALVESTON. 
(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
GJ- 


From Galveston to Washing- 
ton, Texas, via Houston, 147 miles. 


^1 GALVESTON TO 
*»«■ MATAGORDA, VIA 
6 1 VELASCO. 


Place FrOT a 
to Gal- 
Place. v e«- 
ton. 








From 
Aus- 
tin. 


GALVESTON TO 
AUSTIN TEX. 


Place Gal- 
to Tea- 


89 
62 
51 
25 



GALVESTON to. 



27 
11 
26 
25 



27 
33 

64 
89 






255 
173 

119 
77 
72 


By Steamboat from 
GALVESTON to. 



82 

54 
42 
5 




82 

136 

173 
163 


Cedar Grove to 

MATAGORDA .. 


By Stage to 

San Felipe 

Rutersville 

La Grange 


pj MATAGORDA TO 
Mata. GALVESTON. 

gora3 'i {Read up.) 


From 

Place Gal- 

to yes- 

Place, ton. 


42 

32 

15 




Mt. Pleasant 30 213 

Bastrop : 10 223 

Webbersville to 17 240 

AUSTIN CITY... 15 255 




GALVESTON TO 
CORPUS CHRISTI, 


Place 

to 
Place. 


Fr::a 
Gal- 

ves- 


245 <"2- AT-TT-PCTTITJ - tr> 



89 

44 

26 




89 
133 


From 


AUSTIN CITY TO nm 
GALVESTON, 


From 
Bal- 
ves- 

ton. 


156 

112 

86 


\ Matagorda, ) 
) (see prev. route) $ 


i (Read up.) 


Victoria 


159 



18 



206 



ROUTES FROM AUSTIN CITY, TEX. 



51 




35 
51 


194 





CORP. CHRIST! . 


215 


From 
Ch'dit. 


CORPUS CHRISTI 
TO GALVESTON. 

[Read up.) 


Pl3ce 
Place. 


From 
Gal- 
ton. 



Frnmi MATAGORDA TO 
&£i WASHINGTON, 
in8t 'H TEXAS. 



170 
129 
120 
J 00 
85 
50 
30 
23 
12 




By Stage from 
'MATAGORDA to 

Brazoria 

[Columbia . .— 

Big Creek 

IRichmond 

San Felipe 

Belleville 

Travis 

Chapel Hill to 

WASHING-TOW . 



WASHINGTON TO 

MATAGORDA. 

{Read up.) 



12 170 



Place .From 



Steamboats run on the river Bra- 
zos from Washington to its mouth; 
a distance, by the course of the 
river, of 350 mires. 



MATAGORDA TO 

AUSTIN CITY. Place ££ 



173 
153 
134 
124 
112 
97 
82 
47 
■ 42 
32 
15 




By Stage from 
MATAGORDA to 

iCaney 

Preston 

Wharton 

Egypt 

Eagle Lake 

Columbus 

iLa Grange 

Mt. Pleasant 

Bastrop 

Webb (rsville to .. 
AUSTIN CITY.. 



AUSTIN CITY TO 

MATAGORDA. 

{Read up.) 





20 
41 
4U 
61 
76 
01 
126 
131 



10 141 

17 153 
15 173 



Place From 

to ASata- 

Place, gorda. 



ROUTES FROM AUSTIN 
CITY, TEXAS. 



Austin to Matagorda, see pre- 
vious Route. 



41G 

374 

oijC 

261 

229 

221 

191 

loo 

9 J 

43 

31 

14 



From 



AUSTIN TO B0S- 
TON, TEXAS. 

By Stage from 

AUSTIN to 

Georgetown 

Falls of Brazos . .. 

Springfield 

Richland Crossing 

Corsicana 

Buffalo 

Kaufman 

Tarrant 

Clarksville 

Savannah 

De Kalb to 

BOSTON .. 

BOSTON TO AUS- 
TIN. {Read up.) 




42 
110 

155 
187 
195 
225 
2G1 
325 
373 
385 
402 
416 



From Boston, Texas, to Little 
Rock, Ark. To Fulton, Ark., 50 
miles; and from Fulton to Little 
Rock, (see page 167,) 133 miles. 
Total distance, 183 miles. 



»»" AUSTIN TO WASH- 
INGTON, TEXAS 



From 
W'sh- 
iagt'u. 



By Stage from 

AUSTIN to 

Webbersville 

Bastrop 

La Grange 

Rutersville 

Montville 

Independence to. . 
WASHING-TON 



WASHINGTON TO 
AUSTIN. 
{Read up.) 




15 
32 

70 

i 7 

97 

115 



15 130 



WASHINGTON TO MILAM, TEX. 



207 



219 
199 
107 
153 
123 
98 
03 
48 
38 
18 




WASHINGTON TO 
MILAM, TEX, 



Bii Stage from 
WASHING-T'N to 

Anderson 

Huntsville 

Cincinnati 

Crockett 

William's Ferry.. . 

Douglass 

Nacogdoches 

Melrose 

San Augustine to. 
MILAM 



MILAM TO WASH' 

INGTON. 

(Read up.) 



Place' From J From 'A'JSTIN TO PRES!" 

ww- Rio I DIO DEL RIO 

Gr'ndel 




20 

52 

GO 

121 
156 
171 

181 

201 
219 



GRANDE, 



*From Milam to Fort Jessup, 
La., is 43 miles; and to Natchi- 
toches, La , 09 miles. From the 
latter place passengers may reach 
New Orleans, by steamboat, via 
the Red and Mississippi Rivers, a 
distance of 415 miles. 



From- 
B'wns- 
Tille. 



343 
320 

303 

273 
210 
178 
130 




Fom 



AUSTIN TO 

BROWNSVILLE, 

TEXAS. 



By Stage from 
AUSTIN to....... 

Cedar Creek 

Lockport 

Gonzales ■ 

Goliad 

Refugio 

an Patrico to 

tBROWNSVI'LE, 



BROWNSVILLE TO 
AUSTIN. 

(Read up.) 




23 

40 

70 
133 
165 

•213 

343 



l'-om 



* Corpus Christi is about 32 
miles distant from" San Patrico. 

t Brownsville is sitnated on the 
Rio Grande, and opposite to Ma- 
tamoras, Mexico. 



[AUSTIN to 

San Marcos. ...... 

New Braumfels 

San Antonia 

Castroville 

Vandfenburg 

River Nueces to. . . 
,RIO GRANDE... 



RIO GRANDE TO 
AUSTIN. 
(Read tip.) 




45 
G8 
108 
123 
140 
210 
27G 



Place 

to 
Place. 



SAN ANTONIO, 
TEXAS, TO MA- 
ZATLAN, MEXICO. 



Place From 
t S. An- 
APlace. I tonio. 



SAN ANTONIO to 

Eagle Pass 

San Fernando. . 
LVrroyo Seca .... 
San JuandeSabinas 

El Aura 

La Hacienda de 
Hermanos.... 

La Estania 

Monclova 

Los Tres Rios... 

El Berrando 

La Sauseada. .. . 

La Pastora 

Sienega Grande. 
Hacienda de Abajo 

La Peria 

Alamo de Parras. . 

El Cogete 

La Noria 

Rio Buenava 

Qnencame 

Corral de Piedras. 

Tortusras 

Las Sauses 

Porfias 

El Charo 

City of Durango. 
Arrovo de Piedras 

El Navillo 

Echevarria 

Rio Baluarte 

Santa Lucia.-. .. . 




1170 
1200 
231 

251 

288 

318 

339 

343 
378 
398 
413 
437 
470 
494 
534 
555 
579 
597 
007 
043 
007 
G88 
703 
721 
746 
779 
801 
825 
840 
871 
895 



208 



ROUTES TO OREGON, ETC. 



49 

34 

13 




Copalo 

San Sebastian 

Village of Mazatl'n 
FT. MAZATLAN 


12 

15 
21 
13 


907 
922 
943 
956 


From 
Maz- 


MAZATLAN TO 
SAN ANTONIO. 

(Read up.) 


Place 
Place. 


From 
S. An- 
tonio. 


From 

El 
Paso. 


SAN ANTONIO, 

TEXAS, TO EL PASO 

DEL NORTE. 


Place 
Place. 


From 
tonio. 


605 
540 
510 
480 
440 
420 

361 
331 
324 


SAN ANTONIO to 
Fredericksburg. . 

Llano River 

San Saba 

Brady's Creek 

KickapooCre-ek.. . • 
| Bine River, or I 
} Main Concho. . S 
i Up Main Con- } 
<fc>cho to its head \ 

( spring ) 

] MustangWater ) 
I Holes ( 




65 
30 
30 
40 

20 

59 
30 

7 « 




65 
95 

125 
165 

185 

244 
274 
281 



Flat Rock Ponds. .. 
) Wild China ) 
) Water Hoies. i 

Gap Water 

Pecos River 

Mouth of Salina R. 

Savin Creek. 

( Up Savin Creek : 

< to Walnut 

( Springs ) 

Ojo de S. Martin. . 
Ojos de Guadalupe 

Ojo del Cherpo 

C Banks of the j 

< Sierrede losCar- | 
( n'dos del Alamo ) 
Ojo del Alamo. . . . 

\ Tanks of Sierre ) 

} Hueco \ 

Rio Grande to 

EL PASO I 

DEL NORTE \ 



EL PASO TO SAN 
ANTONIO. 
(Read up.) 



ROUTES TO OREGON, CALIFORNIA, NEW 
MEXICO, AND UTAH, 



ST. LOUIS, MO., TO 
I OREGON CITY 



j Caravan Route. 
2446 ST. LOUIS to 
2155 Independence, Mo. 
20G8 Kansas R. crossing 
is^q! \ Fort Kearny \ 
ja4b , J and Platte Riv. 1 
1673 Forks of R. Platte 
iron S Asn Hollow, or ; 
]G00 |J North Fork... j 

1408 .Chimney Rock 

1448 Scott's Bluff 

1388PORT Laramie.... 

12:',3 Red Buttes 

1173 Sweet Water River 
1172 Rock Independence 
1062 Fremont's S. Pass 

1003 Green River 

953, Fort Bridger 





291 
378 

598 

773 

846 

978 
998 
1058 
1213 
1273 
1274 
1384 
1443 
1493 



!Bear River 

Bear Springs 

Fort Hall 

American Falls. .. 

Fishing Falls 

Lewis R. Crossing. 

Fort Boisse 

Burnt River 

Grande Ronde 

Fort. Walla Walla. 
Umatillah River. .. 
John Dav's River. . 

Falls River 

The Dalles 

Fort Vancouver to. 
OREGON CITY-. 



OREGON CITY TO 
ST. LOUIS, 
(Read up.) 



1528 
1634 I 
L'M 
17 
18311 
1871 
2u01 
2071 1 
21391 
2229 I 
2254 I 
23241 
2344 I 
2364 1 
2416 1 
24461 



ROUTES TO OREGON, ETC. 

St. Joseph is another prominent starting-place on the Missouri fron- 
tier; it is situated on the Missouri River, ami may be reached, by steam- 
boat, from St. Louis, a distance of 450 miles. The emigrant trail crosses 
the river, and reaches the edge of the great Western plains, seven milea 
distant. It is marked out with the distinctness of an ordinary road. 
Thirty miles farther is the Indian Mission established by Government, 
which consists of a fine farm, a few log houses, store, and a school for 
Indian children. One hundred and ten miles from the Missouri the Blue 
Earth River is reached, a clear and handsome stream of pure water, 30 
.feet wide. On crossing the stream, the road passes over high ridges of 
table-lands, for 70 miles, to Little Blue Earth River, along the beautiful 
valley of which it runs for about 80 miles, on leaving which, the trail 
strikes across a high range of table-lands for 20 miles, in a northern 
direction, reaching the Nebraska or Platte River Valley, 15 miles below 
Fort Kearny. This fort is situated at the head of Grand Island, in 
the River Platte, 292 miles from St. Joseph, and has an altitude of 2,000 
feet above the Gulf of Mexico. 

In passing along the North Fork of the Platte, between Ash Hollow 
and Fort Laramie, a singular formation of rock and sand may be seen, 
called the "Court-House;" it stands alone, and at a distance bears a 
close resemblance to a court-house or church. It is 200 feet square, 
800 feet high, and has on its top what would be taken for a large dome 
or cupola. The next object of attraction is ''Chimney Rock," which 
is seen at a distance of 30 miles, standing out in bold relief. Its base is 
about 300 feet in diameter, which tapers off to within 100 feet of the 
top and then becomes square, being about 50 feet in diameter; a solid 
shaft of rock then ascends at least 100 feet into the air, making a 
main height of 400 feet from the base. Twenty miles farther on are 
.*« Scott's Bluffs," a beautiful rocky formation, extending three miles 
alonsrthe river, having an elevation of between 300 and 400 feet. "Castle 
Bluffs" are also an attractive formation of rocky bluff, many parts of 
which are very fantastic and grotesque, resembling ancient castles, 
palaces, forts, &c. 

Fort Laramie, 625 miles from St. Joseph, Mo., is situated at the 
eastern terminus of Laramie Valley, about lh miles from the Platte. It 
is government property, and consists of a building 200 feet square, 
with a yard in the centre. Its altitude is 4.090 feet above the ocean. 
M Laramie Peak," 100 miles from Fort Laramie, can be seen at a dis- 
tance of 150 miles; its altitude is about 11,000 fe^t. A few miles 
distant from the Sweet Water are a number of salceratus lakes, some 
of which are half a mile square. "Independence Rock" is situated on 
the north side of the Sweet Water, 216 miles from Fort Laramie; it is 
composed of solid granite, covering an area of about jive acres, and 
arising in conical form, about. 400 feet above the level of the surround- 
ing country ; it is seen at a great distance, and hence serves as a land- 
mark of the emigrant. This extraordinary rock was named by a party 
of Americans, who chanced to pass that way one Fourth of July, 
whence they proceeded to celebrate the great events of that period, by 
a succession of revellings, festivities, and hilarities, which having been 
concluded, they all inscribed their names, together with the word " In- 
dependence," upon the most conspicuous portion of the rock: hence its 
name and notoriety, which are as firmly established, by the act, as that 
rock of ages itself. Upwards of 5000 names are inscribed upon it. 

On approaching the " South Pass," the ascent is so gradual, that il 
ia difficult for the traveller to find the precise summit ; yet the point of 
18* o 



210 



ST. LOUIS TO SACRAMENTO CITY, 



culmination is between two hills, about GO feet high. It is nineteen 
miles wide, and without any gorge-like appearance. Its altitude is 
7,489 feet. 



|ST. LOUIS TO SALT 
From 'LAKE CITY, UTAH, 

•AND SACRAMENTO 
*3J? CITY, CAL. 



2492 

9G4 

904 
899 
859 



270 

146 

35 





ST. LOUIS to.... 
\ Bear River (see ) 
t previous route) \ 

Weber River, Utah 

Brownsville, Utah. 

SALT LAKE C'Y 
( Humboldt's or ) 
( Mary's River. . \ 

Sink*of Mary's Riv. 

Truckee Lake 

Johnson's, Cal., to. 

SACfiAM'NTO 0. 



i_ 



J™» SACRAMENTO C'Y 

mento TO ST, LOUiS. j 
Cif y- (Read up.) 



1528 1528 

601588 

5|1593 
40 1633 

3351948 

27412222 
124 2346 
111 2457 
35 2492 



Pin- ■•= 



i : orn 



From ST. LOUIS, iV!0„ TO FI - e 

Fe. I SANTA FE, N. M. Place. 



1153 ST. LOUIS to... 

862. Independence. . • . 

Caravan Route to 

850 'West port 

827 Round Grove 

796 

713 

711 

696 

681 

669 

644 

62? 

607 

591 

583 

564 

558 

489 

463 

42" 

362 

328 

298 



Narrows 

Big John Spring. .. 

Council Grove 

Diamond Spring. .. 

Lost Spring 

Cottonwood Creek. 

Turkey Creek 

Little Arkansas... 

Cow Creek- 

Arkansas River. .. . 

Walnut Creek 

Ash Creek 

Pawnee Fork 

Caches 

Fort Arkansas 

Arkansas Crossing 
Cimmaron River. . 

Middle Spring 

Willow Bar 



278(Cold Spring 









291 


291 


12 


303 


23 


326 


31 


357 


83 


440 


2 


442 


15 


457 


15 


472 


12 


484 


25 


509 


17 


526 


20 


546 


16 


562 


8 


570 


19 


589 


6 


595 


69 


664 


26 


690 


36 


726 


65 


791 


34 


825 


30 


855 


20 J 


875 



Point of Rocks .... 

Canadian River... 

Ocate River. ...... 

Santa Clara Spring 

Rio 3Iora. .... . 

\ RioGailinas i 
( and Vegas \ 

Qje de Vernal 

Pecos R.&S. Miguel 

Pecos Village toT.. . 

SANTA FE 



955 

985 
991 
1026 
1054 

1074. 
1094 
1103 
1125 
1153 



SANTA FE TO ST. -T \ ¥ T 

LOUIS. (Read up.) J^ee.iLouis. 



'SANTA FE TO SA 
; DIEGO AND SACRA- 
[MENT0 CITY, CAL. 



183?! 

1807 

1772 
1722 

1668 
1593 
1528 
1028 
1012 
1002 
902 
837 
822 

792, 



I 
G52 



552 
212 
197 
112 
160 
90 




Gila Route. 

SANTA FE to.... 
\ San Felipe, on } 
) Rio Del Norte. ] 

Albuquerque 

Socorro 

Consul Bend 

Copper Mines 

Rio Gila 

Pimos Village. .... 

Mouth of Rio Gila. 

Colorado Crossing. 

Jornado, or Desert. 

First Rancho in Cal 

Santa Isabella 

) SAN DIEGO I 
l (Pacific Shore), j 

San LuisRey 

C POEBLA DE LOS ) 

< Angelos for, v 
( City of Angels) ) 

Santa Barbara 

Monterey 

Rio Salines 

San Joaquin 

Rio Tualumne 

Stanislas to 

SAOEAM'NTO C. 



30 

65 
115 
169 
244 
309 
809 
825 
835 
935 
1000 
1015 

1045 

1085 

1185 

1285 
1625 
1640 I 
17J5 I 
1737 I 
1747 I 
1837 



From SACRAMENTO C'Y.^ 

Sacr ? p -j TO SANTA FE. L,2 

.1 (Read up.) | 



FORT SMITH TO SANTA FE. 



211 



In the year 1849, Major Emory- 
wrote to the Government an ac- 
count, of a remarkable river spring 
which broke out in the summer of 
that year, in that portion of the 
country between the mouth of the 
Gila River ami the mountains, 
usually called the "Desert," some- 
times the " Jornada." A river, 40 
feet wide, and more than waist- 
deep, has appeared in the middle of 
this desert, affording delicious wa- 
ter to drink, and making an oasis at 
the most convenient spot for the 
traveller. The overland emigrants 
who took that route previous to 
the 20th of June, suffered dread- 
fully from thirst. Those who came 
after the first of July, found plenty 
of water. In connection with it, a 
fine fresh- water lake was formed a 
few miles distant. It is represented 
upon oar Map of California, Oregon, 
$•<;., and may be found on the " Gila 
Route," west of the Rio Colorado. 



E£\ FORT SMITH TO 
*»■ 'SANTA FE, N. M, 



800 
785 
761 

734 
710 
68-2 
670 
655 
615 
553 
435 
413 
399 
369 
336 
329 
179 
151 
101 
87 
67 
52 
30 




From 



FORT SMITH to 
Choctaw Agency 

San-bois Creek 

Gaines' Creek 

Cedar Mount 

Delaware Mount. . 

Cedar Creek 

Cane Creek 

Choteau's 

Red Hills 

Antelope Hills.... 

Rush Lake 

Dry River 

Spring Creek 

Bluff Creek 

Springs 

Cerro Tucucarri. . . 
Laguna Colorado. . 
Gal li u as Creek. .. . 

Anton Chico 

Canon Blanco- 

Laguna Colorado.. 

Galisteo to 

SANTA FE 



Place From 
Fort 
Place. Sm'h. 



SANTA FE T0F0RT; P ! a o ce F / °™ 

SMITH {head up ) | Place, i Sm'H. 




15 
39 

(36 

90 
113 
130 
145 
185 
247 
305 
3d? 
401 
431 
4(54 
471 
621 

49 
609 

13 
733 

48 
770 
800 



Fort Smith is situated on the Ar- 
kansas River, about four miles 
from Van Burcn. It is the garrison 
on the eastern line of the Choctaw 
nation, and has grown into a town 
of upwards of one thousand inha- 
bitants. There are several stores 
here, and a good trade is carried 
on with the Indians. Van Burcn, 
on the left bank of the same river, 
lower down, has about the same 
number of inhabitants, but is quite 
different in feature, the streets 
being entirely free from grotesque- 
ly-dressed Indians. It is a shipping 
point for wheat and other produce, 
received from the more northern 
settlements. 



940 

9 25 

914 
901 

b!4 
827 
769 
767 
755 
748 
903 
573 
463 
430 
427 
400 
302 
329 
304 
24(5 
220 
162 
135 
10,3 
94- 
72 

2o 



FORT SMITH TO 
DONA ANA, N. M. 



FORT SMITH to 
Choctaw Agency.. 
Gap in Mountains. 
San-bois Creek. ... 

Gaines' Creek 

Boggy Creek 

Fort Washita. . . . 

Preston 

Big Mineral Creek. 

McCarty's 

Brazos River 

Q.ua-qua-ho-no R. 
Red Fork of Col'ado 

Laguna 

Big Spring 

Salt Pond 

Mustang Pond... 

Sand Hills 

Rio Pecos 

Salinas Creek.... 
Delaware Creek.. 
Peak of Guadalupe 
Ojo del Cuerbo Spr. 
Cornudas Mountain 
Sierra del Alemo. . . 

*Sierra Waco 

Paso de S. Au- ) 

ffustin to ) 

DONA ANA 



29 



DONA ANA TO »« 
FORT SMITH, ?£.. 
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212 



SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN DIEG.O. 



* From Sierra Waco to El Paso 
del Norte, the distance is about 35 
miles. 

Dona Ana is situated on the east 
hank of the Rio Grande del Norte, 
about 50 miles north from El Paso. 
From Dona Ana to the Pacific the 
" Gila Route" is taken. See Route 
from Santa Fe to San Diego and 
Sacramento City, page 210. 

Captain Marcy says, in his Re- 
port, that the best season for emi- 
grants to leave the United States 
for California, upon the southern 
route, is about the first of June. 
There would then be good grass 
and water to the Rio Grande, and 
they would reach there about the 



last of July, and would have time 
to stop two or three weeks, to graze 
and recruit their animals, and lay 
in additional supplies, should they 
require any, for the remainder of 
the journey. 

There is abundance of wood and 
grass at all places upon the road. 
From Fort Smith to the Big Spring, 
513 miles, there is water at short 
distances along the whole route. 
From the Spring to the Rio Grande 
water is not so abundant, and cer- 
tain points have to be made, from 
day to day, to get it. On the Santa 
Fe road, from Fort Smith, there 
are but few places where wood and 
water cannot be found, at conve- 
nient distances. 



DISTANCES FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN DSEGO, 
CALIFORNIA, 

According to the exact admeasurement by Lieut. Warner, of the U, S. 
Topographical Engineers. 



(512 
(309 
596 
592 
504 
561 
542 
518 
499 
487 
44G ; 
406 
375 
357 
34: 
336 

313; 

231. 



SAN FRANCISCO TO 
SAN DIEGO, CAL, 



£ S. FRANCISCO to 
" Mission Dolores. . . 

Sanchez's Ranch... 

San Mateo 

\ Santa Clara 

~ San Jose 

Murphy's Ranch. . . 

San Juan Beautista 

Blanco's Crossing. . 

MONTEREY 

i| Mission Soledad. .. 

Ojilos , 

Mission San Miguel 

Pas de Robles... «. . 
IjSanta Marguerita.. 

;San Luis Obispo. . . 

j Dan as Ranch 

I 1 Los Alamos No- ) 

\i riaga's j 



pJ72ffMission Santa Inez 
I 260i La Gaviota Pass. . 



jj 254 
I 2431 



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16£ 


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47| 


3$ 


51 


19 


70 


23: 


93$ 


m 


113i 



12 J1251 
40 | 166 
40f '2001 
31 |237i 
17±254| 
10i365| 
11 276± 
23 299| 



214| 

210| 
197^ 
191 

j 138 

127| 

108A 
98 



22 



21' 



Arroya Hondo 

Los Pueblos 

Santa Barbara. .. . 

La Carpentario . . 

Rincon 

San Bonaventura. 

Crossing S'nta Clare 

j Conego(Thomp- j 

( son's) ) 

Los Angeles 

Los Coyotes 

Santa Anna 

Juan Avilas 

0| S. Juan Capistrana. 

50 ILos Flu res 

39| San Luis Rev to... 
( SAN DIEGO 



339| 

3523 

358| 

369| 

38(i| 

397! 

401! 

415 

421£ 

474| 

485 

504 

514| 

5341 

541| 

562! 

573 

612| 



From SAN DIEGO TO SAN 1 

D ^.l FRANCISCO, , 
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-- 



THE 



TOUKIST'S GUIDE 

TO PLACES OF FASHIONABLE AND HEALTHFUL RESORT. 



THE WHITE MOUNTAINS of New Hampshire are situated in the county 
if Coos, and extend from S. W. to N. E., about 20 miles. Mount Wash' 
ington, the most elevated peak, is 6,243 feet above the level of the sea. 
(This was formerly considered the highest elevation in the United States, 
east of the Rocky Mountains, but it has been found to be surpassed in 
height by "Mitchell's Peak," in N. Carolina, the altitude of which was 
determined a few years a^o by the gentleman from whom its name is de- 
rived.) The other peaks are Mount Adams, 5,707 feet; Jefferson, 5,605; 
Madison, 5,384; Monroe, 5,298; Franklin, 4.854; and La Fayette, 4,723. 
The ascent to the summit of Mount Washington has now become not only 
fashionable, but a pleasing and healthful recreation to those who are 
strong enough to bear the fatigue consequent on such an undertaking. 
There is no danger whatever to be apprehended; careful and expe- 
rienced guides always accompanying visitors. 

The Notch of the White Mountains is a very narrow defile, extending 
for two miles between huge cliffs, apparently rent asunder by some great 
convulsion of nature. Its entrance, on the east side, is formed by two 
rocks standing perpendicularly, about 20 feet from each other. The 
scenery here is exceedingly grand. After proceeding a short distance, 
a beautiful cascade may be seen, issuing from a mountain on the right, 
and passing over a series of almost perpendicular rocks, with a course 
so little broken as to preserve the appearance of a uniform current. 
This lovely stream falls over a stupendous precipice, forming the Silver 
Cascade. 

About a mile distant from the entrance is a brook, called the Flume, 
a stream of water falling over three precipices, from a height of 250 feet. 
Over the first two it falls in a single stream, and over the last, in three; 
these auain unite at the bottom in a natural basin formed in the rocks. 

The Willcy House stands in the White Mountain Notch, a short dis- 
tance from a bluff, which rises to the height of about 2,000 feet. It is 
noted as having been the residence of the Willey family, who perished 
on the 28th of August, 1826, by an avalanche or slide from the mountain. 

From the road leading through the Franconia Notch, may be seen, on 
the mountain opposite to La Fayette, the Profile Mountain ; or, as it is 
called, the 4i Old Man of the Mountain ;" and'in the same notch, a short 
distance south, the Basin and Flume, objects of the greatest interest to 
the lovers of the sublime and curious. The Profile Mountain rises to 
the height of 1,000 feet. The bare rock on which the profile is deline- 
ated, is'granite; from its long exposure to the atmosphere, it is of a 

213 



214 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, 

dark reddish-brown. A side-view of this projecting rock, near the peak 
of the mountain, looking from the north, exhibits a profile of the hu- 
man face, in which evtry line and feature are distinctly marked ; but 
after passing the mountain to the south, the likeness is lost. 

Routes to the White Mountains.— The route by way of Portland 
may be considered one of the most eligible, and for beautiful scenery 
cannot be surpassed. This city, the commercial metropolis of the State of 
Maine, is situated 105 miles from Boston, from which it may be reached 
by railroad, either via the Eastern or the Boston and Maine R. R. From 
Portland passengers are now conveyed in the cars of the Atlantic and 
St. Lawrence Railroad to Gorham, ninety-five miles distant, and five 
miles from the base of Mt. Washington. In order to accommodate the 
travel by this route, a hotel has been erected, and a road laid out to the 
summit, on the north side of the mountain. 

There is another route from Portland open to the traveller, which is 
also very delightful. From Portland, by stage, to Standish, at the foot 
of Sebago Pond; thence, by steamer, over the romantic lake, through 
CrookeoT River, and over Long Pond to Bridgeton Centre; thence, by 
stage, to Conway, via Fryeburg. On the road between Bridgeton and 
Fryeburg is Pleasant Mt., an isolated peak, some 2000 feet high, on the 
summit of which is an hotel, recently erected, which is now a stopping- 
place for many travellers, the view from it being very fine. At Conway, 
N. H., passengers stop for the night at Hill's Pequawket House, where they 
meet with every attention and comfort; and the next morning proceed, 
by stage, through Bartlett to the Notch, passing successively Old Craw- 
ford's, near which is Crawford Mountain, the Willey House, {Tom Craw- 
ford's, who has recently erected an extensive house,) and arrive early 
in the afternoon at Fabyans White Mt. House. 

To reach the " Franconia Notch," visiters should hire an extra at 
Fa by arts, for Bethlehem, and thence to Gibbs" Lafayette House, 16 miles. 
At the latter place a conveyance may be hired to TafVs Flume House, 
five miles, passing the Old Man of the Mountain, the Basin, and the 
Flume. Returning to " Gibbs'," passengers may take the stage to Lit- 
tleton, 12 miles; thence to Wells River, 20 miles; thence by "the Con- 
necticut and Passumpsic River R. R., &c, to Bellows Falls ; and thence 
there is a railroad communication to Boston, New York, Albany, &c. 
From "Gibbs'," persons may also reach Concord, Boston, &c, by taking 
the stage, passing through the Franconia Notch to Plymouth, (on the 
Boston, Concord, and Montreal R. R.,) thence, by railroad, to those 
places. 

Another route from Boston is by railroad, to Concord, 76 miles, thence 
to Plymouth, 51 miles. The cars reach the latter place about one o'clock. 
Passengers dine at the Pemigewassct House; after dinner proceed, by 
stage, up the romantic valley of the Pemigewasset, to the Flume House, 
24 miles, situated near those curious natural attractions, the Flume and 
the Pool; and thence through the "Franconia Notch." passing the 
"Basin," and the "Old Man of the Mountain," to Gibbs' Lafayette 
House, distant from Plymouth 29 miles, from Boston 153 miles. Travel- 
lers may proceed the same evening, or the next morning, from the 
•Flume House," or " Gibbs'." to " Fabvan's."* Tom Crawford's, the 
Willey House, or Old Crawford's. From the latter place they may pro. 
ceed to Conway, via the White Mountain Notch, and thence to Portland. 

Passengers taking the Lake Route, leave the Boston, Concord, and 
Montreal R. R., at Weir's Station, on Lake Winnepisseogee, go im- 
mediately on board the steamer, cross the lake to Centre Harbour. 10 
miles, and arrive at Coe's Hotel at 1 p. m.; making the trip from Boston ia 



NIAGARA FALLS. 215 

5| hours, and from New York in 10 hours. From Centre Harbour the 
traveller is conveyed, by stage, to Conway. 30 miles, passing Red Hill, 
Sandwich, Ossipee, and Chocoruo J\H., arriving there before dark. The 
next morning leave for Old Crawford's, 24 miles; the Willey House, ; 
through the Notch of the White Mountains to Tom Crawford's, 2, and 
Falnjans, 4. From Boston, 1£-J miles. 

Should the traveller be disposed to tarry awhile at Centre Harbour, 
he will find opportunities for trout fishing, and making excursions upon 
the beautiful Lake YVinnipisseogee, with its 31)5 islands, resembling, in 
many respects, the lovely Lake George. 

It would be advisable for the traveller to take either one of these 
routes to the Mountains, and return by the other; by doing so he will 
have the best opportunity for enjoying all the varied scenery of this 
wild, picturesque, and healthful region. 

Passengers leaving New York can take either of the routes, via Bos- 
ton; or may proceed by railroad, via New Haven, Hartford, Springfield, 
Brattleboro', Bellows Falls, to Wells River, on the Connecticut and 
Passumpsic Rivers R. R. ; thence by stage to Littleton, N. II., and Fa- 
byan's White Mt. House. 

NIAGARA FALLS are situated on the Niagara River, 14 miles above 
Lake Ontario, and -23 below Lake Erie, on the New York side. The 
river forms the outlet of the great lakes, which are estimated to contain 
nearly one-half of the fresh water on the surface of the globe. Three- 
fourths of a mile above the Falls the river begins a rapid descent, which 
at tbat place forms a powerful current ; it then turns at a right angle to 
the N. E., when it is suddenly contracted in width from three miles to 
three-quarters of a mile. Below the Falls the river is only half a mile 
wide, but its depth exceeds three hundred feet. The cataract is divided 
into two parts by Goat or Iris Island, containing about 75 acres ; but the 
principal channel is on the Western or Canadian side, and forms the 
Great Horse-shoe Fall, over which about seven-eighths of the whole 
body of water is thrown. The eastern channel between Goat Island 
and the State of New York is again divided by a small island, named 
Prospect, forming a beautiful cascade. The fall on the American side 
is 104 feet, and on the Canadian 158 feet. The amount of water passing 
over the Falls has been computed at 670,000 tons per minute. 

The best view of the Cataract is that from Table Rock on the Canada 
side; of the Rapids, from Goat Island; and of the American Fall, from 
the ferry. The best view of the Horse-shoe Fall, is from the Canada side. 

A bridge connects Bath and Goat Islands with the main land; on the 
former is a toll-house, where visitors inscribe their names, and pay a fee 
of 25 cents, which entitles them to visit all the islands, during their visit, 
without additional charge. Guide-boards will be found on Goat Island, 
directing visitors to the most interesting places and objects around the 
island. Terrapin Bridge projects out about 300 feet from the west part 
of Goat Island, at the end of which is Prospect Tower, a stone building 
erected in 1S33, 45 feet high, with stairs leading to an open gallery on 
the top, surrounded by an iron balustrade, from which the view is very 
grand. The visitor, from this height, can look down into the boiling 
cauldron of waters. 

On Goat Island is the " Biddle Stairs," which lead to the bottom of 
the Falls, affording an opportunity of descending below the bank, and 
passing some distance behind the two main sheets of water. A common 
flight of steps leads down 40 feet, running to the head of the staircase, 
which is about 80 feet, having 90 steps ; from this down to the river ths 



216 SARATOGA SFRINGS, 

descent is 80 feet more; making the entire distance from the top, 185 
feet. From the foot there are three paths leading to the most important 
points of observation; one of which runs to the river below, distant 
about 80 feet; and where visitors will find an excellent fishing-place. 
The path at the left of the staircase leads to the Crescent, or Horse-shoe 
Fall, where, when the wind blows up the river, a safe passage is opened 
behind the sheet of water. The path to the right leads to the Care of 
the Winds. It is 120 feet across, 50 wide, and 100 high, and is situated 
directly behind the Centre Fall, or Cascade. A short distance below the 
Falls, on the American side, is another staircase leading to the Ferry, 
from which a charming view of the entire Falls may be had. The ferry 
is crossed without danger, in about ten minutes. The visitor on being 
landed on the Canada side, proceeds up the bank, at the top of which 
stands the Clifton House, where refreshments maybe obtained; and 
afterwards proceeds toward Table Rock, where will be found a spiral 
staircase, from the foot of which persons may pass 153 feet behind the 
sheet of water. The person in charge of it will furnish a guide and 
suitable dress. The Museum stands a short distance from Table Rock, 

The Whirlpool is situated three miles below the Falls, and the " Devil's 
Hole" a mile lower down ; the latter embracing about two acres, cut 
out laterally and perpendicularly in the rock by the side of the river: it 
is 150 feet deep. 

The Suspension Bridge spans the narrow gorge, between the Cataract 
and the Whirlpool, in view of both, by an arch 800 feet long, 40 wide, 
and 230 above the water. The Burning Spring, a curiosity, is on the 
Canada side, half a mile above the Falls, and within a short distance 
of the rapids in the Niagara River. The villages of Chippewa and Lun- 
difs Lane are on the same side of the river, and are noted as having been 
battle-grounds of the English and Americans, during the war of 1812. 

SARATOGA SPRINGS.— This is the most popular watering-place in 
the United States, and one of the most celebrated in the world. It is 
situated in the State of New York, 39 miles north from Albany, 32 from 
Troy, and 184 from the city of New York. It is visited by persons from 
all parts of the United States, and also from foreign countries. During 
the season, particularly July and August, the hotels, and other places 
of accommodation, are much crowded. The constant stream of visitors 
arriving and departing at this juncture, imparts to the place a scene of 
gaiety and bustle that is known at no other time. The principal hotel3 
are closed at the end of the season ; but some of the smaller ones, and 
also private boarding-houses, remain open, for the accommodation of 
invalids, during the year. The price of board varies with the accommo- 
dations received : §2 per day, for each person, however, is what is usually 
charged at the first-class houses; although at private boarding-houses, 
and second-class hotels, it may be obtained at from §4 to §>3 per week. 

The Saratoga waters are useful in many diseases, and have an almost 
magic effect upon the system, when relaxed or exhausted by disease or 
sedentary habits. After drinking the waters for a short time, "the appetite 
improves, and the entire system feels their invigorating effects. Per- 
sons using the water as a cathartic should rise early, drink from one 
to two pints of the sparkling beverage, dipped fresh from 1he spring, 
and then take a short walk around the beautiful grounds in the vicinity, 
whence they can return and again drink at the spring. No charge is 
made for the water, except what visitors voluntarily give those who 
wait upon them at the spring. It is recommended that persons arHicted 
with any serious disease should first consult their physician as to the 



SARATOGA SPRINGS. 217 

propriety of using these waters, otherwise they may be more injurious 
than beneficial. 

The United States Hotel is regarded as the most fashionable house 
in Saratoga. It is central!}- situated, and is in the vicinity of the rail- 
road depot, and the principal mineral springs. It can accommodate 
from 400 to 450 persons. The two next best and most extensive houses, 
are Union Hall and Congress Hall, both of which are situated in the 
south part of the village, and near the Congress Spring. There are 
several other houses here which arrord excellent accommodations, and 
where, perhaps, the retired visitor can find a home more congenial to 
his feelings, then among the devotees of fashion. In the vicinity of 
the Springs are several public bathing-houses, where baths, hot, cold, or 
shower, can be obtained at all times. 

Congress Spring, Empire Spring, Washington Spring, Columbian 
Spring, Hamilton Spring, Pavilio7i Spring, Putnam Spring, Iodine 
Spring, and the Flat Rock and High Rock Springs, are among the most 
valuable for their medicinal properties. The "Ten Springs" are situ- 
ated a short, distance east of the village. 

Saratoga Lake, a most lovely spot, lies six miles south from Saratoga, 
and the same distance from Ballston Spa. It is nine miles long, and 
three wide, and is much resorted to by company from the neighbouring 
watering-places, for fishing, fowling and boating. The shore of this lake 
is accessible in a few places only, on account of the marshes which 
border it. The country around the lake rises gradually into elevated 
ridges, forming a vast amphitheatre of picturesque landscape, embel- 
lished by cultivation. On the eastern shore, three miles from the south 
end, Snake Hill projects into the basin. 

Long Lake, five miles south from Ballston Spa. is another beautiful 
sheet of water, situated in the midst of very agreeable scenery ; it is five 
miles long by one wide, and abounds with fish. Game is abundant in 
the surrounding country. 

By means of railroads diverging from Saratoga, speedy communica- 
tion is opened with Troy and Albany, and thence to New York ; also, to 
Springfield, Boston, Hartford, &c. Persons jroing direct from the Spring3 
to Niagara, will take the railroad to Schenectady, thence by the Albany 
and Buffalo route, passing through the beautiful towns of CJtica, Syra- 
cuse, Auburn, Geneva. Rochester^ Buffalo, &c, From Saratoga, a rail- 
road runs to Whitehall, connecting with steamboats running on Lake 
Champiain. 

Persons going to Lake George, leave by the Saratoga and Washington 
R. R., stopping at Moreau Station, 16 miles from Saratoga, thence by 
stage, over a fine plank road, to Caldwell, 14 miles. This will be found 
a most delightful route, abounding in lovely scenery and historical 
reminiscences. The driver, (if requested.) will stop at Glen's Falls, 
(five miles.) to give persons an opportunity of viewing the wild and 
exciting scene from the bridge. The waters flow in one sheet over the 
brink of a precipice, 900 feet wide, and, in freshets, rush in one mass down 
the cataract; but in ordinary seasons they are divided, by rocks, into 
three channels, with an angular descent of several hundred feet. 

Sei:cn miles from Glen's Falls, and Uco from Caldwell, may be seen 
Bloody Pond, a small sheet of water, known since the French war by 
that name, from the fact that, after a battle fought near it, 1,000 Frencli, 
English, and American dead were thrown into it. It is on the right- 
hand side of the road, going towards Caldwell; the milestone is at its 
Ileal. Unless it is pointed out, it may be passed unnoticed, as it lies 
below the road, and is surrounded by foliage. A mile distant is the rock 



218 CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. 

on which Major Williams was slain by the Indians, about the same 
time. 

Caldwell, a village bordered by a range of hills, (one of which attains 
an elevation of 1,900 feet,) situated at the head of Lake George, is one 
of the most lovely places imaginable, to spend a few days during the 
summer season. At SherrilVs Lake House, an excellent hotel, visitors 
may meet with the best accommodation. At the south end of the lake 
are the almost imperceptible ruins of forts George and William Henry, 
rendered interesting, from their historical reminiscences. 

From Caldwell, persons can make a tour of this charming lake, by 
taking the steamboat, (which leaves every morning and runs to the foot 
of the lake,) 30 miles ; thence by stage, 4 miles, to the ruins of Fort 
Ticonderoga, on Lake Champlain. There is an hotel here, where dinner 
may be had; parties, if they please, may return in the afternoon to the 
lake, and reach Caldwell the same evening. Those bound for Canada, 
or places on Lake Champlain, will meet the boat from Whitehall, at 
the landing soon after dinner; and those for Whitehall, will meet the 
boat on its way from Canada at an earlier hour, and may return, by 
railroad, to Saratoga and other places. 

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.— This fashionable and healthful resort lies in 
the State of New York, on the west side of the Hudson River, and may 
be reached from the city of New York, by steamboat, landing at the vil- 
lage of Catskill, situated 111 miles up the river, and 34 from Albany. 
Coaches, so arranged as to be at the steamboat landing on tbe arrival 
and departure of the boats, run regularly to and from the mountain, for 
the conveyance of passengers, and also to enable those who are so 
inclined, to visit the different falls in the vicinity. The time required 
for ascending to the Mountain House, a distance of 12 miles, is usually 
four hours, and the fare $1 25 ;— half that time being sufficient to return. 

The Catskill Mountain House, better known as Pine Orchard, is 
situated upon the summit of one of the principal mountains, known a3 
" Table Rock," at an elevation of 2,500" feet above the Hudson. This 
rock terminates a few feet in front of the house, in a fearful precipice, 
from the brow of which the inexperienced beholder starts back in uncon- 
trollable alarm. " In the rear, peaks upon peaks arise in every direc- 
tion, and far away in the distance, all covered with luxuriant foliage. 
No description can do justice to the almost illimitable prospect in front. 
Standing upon the piazza or rock, you seem to have left the earth, and 
to be gazing from some ethereal height down upon the world and its 
concerns. You see nothing above or around you — all is below — even 
the clouds wheel and roll in fleecy grandeur at your feet. Forests, mea- 
dows, harvest-fields, plains, mountains, rivers, lakes, cottages, villages 
and cities, are seen in every direction. A deep repose seems to have 
settled upon the world. No sound reaches you, except, perhaps, the 
lattle of the thunder from some distant hill, or the sweet song of the 
mountain-bird upon the tree beneath you." 

The South and North Mountains are peaks a short distance from the 
house, affording different, and, if possible, still more magnificent views. 
Good foot-paths lead to these points; and, aside from the prospect, the 
cool,. bracing air renders these, and many other walks about the moun- 
tain, invigorating and delightful. 

The " Calskill^or Kaaterskill Falls," to which carriases run for 
accommodation of visitors, are about 2£ miles west of the hotel. '. 
body of water is small, and comes from two lakes on the summit of 
mountain. It precipitates itself over a rock at the outlet of one of the 



LEBANON SPRINGS. 219 



lakes, to the depth of 180 feet, then runs ahout 100 feet, and springs 
over another rock to the depth of 80 feet more. The descent to the 
bottom, by a flight of steps, is rendered perfectly safe and easy. Passing 
behind the. water you. enter a cavernous amphitheatre, whose rocky 
vault extends far in front, and the falling spray seems a curtain of mist 
let down at the entrance. Looking beyond, the moss-covered rock 
seems to be rising to the very heavens above, and you may readily ima- 
gine yourself in some dilapidated cathedral of nature, the roof of which 
has long since disappeared.. 

„ LEBANON SPRINGS, a delightful watering-place, is situated in the 
State of New York, a short distance from the western boundary-line of 
Massachusetts. This place has become a great resort for visitors from 

11 directions ; some to enjoy the romantic scenery of this region, and 
Jthers the beneficial influence of its waters. The sprinir is 1| miles 

rom the village ; the temperature is 72° Fahrenheit, which being nearly 
iummer heat, renders it delightful for bathing. The water is tasteless, 
lure as crystal, and is deemed beneficial in internal obstructions, salt 

heum, and cutaneous affections generally. 

These Springs may be reached from New York by the New York and 
Vew Haven and Housatonic railroads, to Pittsfield, Mass.. and thence 

v stage, seven miles. Time through, about nine hours. Distance, 183 

riles. Fare, $2 50. 

Another route is by the Hudson river, or railroad, to Hudson, 116 
niles ; thence by the Hudson and Berkshire R. R. to Edwards' Depot, 
18 miles; and thence, by stage, to the Springs, 8 miles. Time through, 

bout 10 hours. Fare, $-2 50. 

From Albany and the West, they may be reached by taking the 
Mbany and West Stockbridge R. R., to Canaan Corfiers, 33 miles; and 
hence proceed by stage to the Springs, 7 miles. Fare, $1 (52. 

From Boston and the East, visitors should take the Western Railroad 
o Pittsfield, and thence proceed by stage to the Springs. 

TRENTON FALLS are situated in the State of New York, on West 
'anada'Creek, lo miles in a N. E. direction from Utica. They can be 
sached by conveyances from Rockton, (formerly Little Falls,) Herki- 
ler, and Utica; they are, however, nearer to the latter place, and by 
saving early in the morning, the visitor, if he intends devoting but one 
ay to them, will have an opportunity of returning in the evening, 
^he journey from Utica is over a fine plank road. These falls, six in 
umber, extend a distance of two miles, having an aggregate fall of 312 
eet. Their appearance varies with the state of the water. The scene, 
rhich at all times possesses great interest, is, in seasons of freshet, 
xtremely wild and exciting. 

From the hotel which is near the falls, the visitor should descend a 
athway leading to a long staircase, down the steep bank of the West 
'anada Creek, which has worn a frightful chasm through a rocky range, 
) some places 150 feet deep; thence proceed up the stream, and follow 
le winding footway to Sherman's Fall, which has a descent of 35 feet, 

ith its greatest fall towards the welt ; from the foot of which the 
:ream pours along with less rapidity, descending to Conrad's Falls, 
thich have a pitch'of about 20 feet. 

The High Falls have a perpendicular pitch of 109 feet, and are divided 
y rifts in the rock, into three different and splendid cascades, forming. 



220 GENESEE FALLS. 

with the chasm, the high banks covered with foliage, and the rocky 
cliffs, a scene of the wildest grandeur. 

The Mill- Dam Fall, from the regularity and smoothness of the rock, 
has a uniform pitch of about 16 feet, with a width of 175 feet. The 
waters of the Upper Falls, which have an abrupt descent of about 20 
feet, are received into a capacious basin, and pass off through a wild 
ravine along the. rocky bed of the river, for about a mile, towards the 
Cascades, which have a fall of about 18 feet. 

THE GENESEE FALLS are situated in the vicinity of Rochester, N. Y., 

and on the Genesee River. They have three perpendicular pitches, and 
two rapids ; the first great cataract plunges perpendicularly 96 feet. The 
ledge here recedes up the river from the centre to the sides, breaking the 
water into three distinct sheets. It was from Table Rock, in the centre 
of these falls, that the renowned Sam Patch made his last and fatal leap. 
The river below the first cataract is broad and deep, with occasional 
rapids to the second fall, where it again descends perpendicularly 20 feet. 
It then pursues a rapid course to the third and last" fall, over which it 
pours its flood down a perpendicular descent of 105 feet. The beautiful 
and picturesque cemetery of ML Hope is situated in the vicinity. 

THE AVON SPRINGS are situated in the State of New Fork, and in 
the Genesee Valley, 19 miles from Rochester. The waters have obtained 
celebrity from their efficacy in curing various disorders; this, added to 
the rural attractions of the spot, induces thousands to visit them. 
Stages leave Rochester daily, dining the season; the packet-boats which 
run on the Genesee Valley Canal, also land passengers within two 
miles of the Springs, from which point carriages convey them to their i 
destination. 

THE BRANDYWINE SPRINGS, a celebrated watering-place, are situ- 
ated in the State of Delaware, a few miles from Wilmington, from 
which place they are readily reached by stage. 

SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, N. J., 18 miles from Morristown, and 16 ; 
miles from White House, is a celebrated summer resort, owing to its ele- 
vated situation, its pure and bracing air, and its mineral springs, the 
waters of which are used with great advantage for chronic diseases and j 
general debility. This place is reached froinNew York, either via the 
Morris and Essex R. R. to Morristown, thence by stage ; or, via the New ] 
Jersey Central R. R. to White House, thence by stage, to the mount 
Passengers from Philadelphia, leave the cars at New Brunswick, 
thence proceed by stage, 6i miles, to Bound Brook, connecting ti 
with the New Jersey Central R. R. for White House, thence by siage to ] 
the mountain. 

THE DELAWARE WATER-GAP is about 8 miles north from BeJvidere, 
N. J. The scenery is of the most magnificent description. The Dela- 
ware appears, seen from a short distance, to be arrested in its co 
the mountain on either side, between which it flows in a contracted 
channel, presenting a smooth aftd lake-like appearance. 

THE LEHIGH WATER-GAP is 25 miles from Easton, Pa., and 6 S. E. 
from Mauch Chunk, Pa. Here, also, the scenery is of the highest order. 



NAHANT. 221 

Both this and the preceding are natural curiosities worthy the attention 
of the tourist. 

NAHANT is a delightful watering-place, situated 12 miles from Bos. 
ton, by water, and 14 by land. The jaunt, by steamboat, through the 
harbour, is very delightful, enabling the visitor to see some of the many 
beautiful islands with which it is studded. 

PHILLIP'S BEACH, in the town of Lynn, a short distance N. E. of Na- 
hant, is a noted resort, particularly for the Bostonians. 

CHELSEA BEACH, 5 miles from Boston, is about 3 miles in length, 
and is another fine place of resort in warm weather. 

CAPE ANN.— Gloucester is situated on Cape Ann, the eastern ex- 
tremity of iYJassachusetts, and on the north shore of Massachusetts Bay. 
The town is on the southern side of the Cape, and has one of the finest 
Harbours on the whole Atlantic coast. During the summer season 
Gloucester is a great resort for those who are desirous of enjoying the 
sea-breeze of the Atlantic, and of bathing in its transparent waters. 
By some persons this place is thought to equal Newport, the situation 
of the two being somewhat similar. 

This charming resort is readily reached from Boston by the Eastern 
and Gloucester Branch railroads, in about one hour and a half ; the dis- 
tance is 30 miles, and the fare less than a dollar. 

NEWPORT is a celebrated watering-place in the State of Rhode Island, 
situated on an island of the same name, in Narragansett Bay, about 
five miles from the ocean. The town is located on ground gradually 
rising from the water, with a beautiful site facing the harbour, in a 
south-easterly direction. It is noted for the salubrity of its climate, its 
cooling ocean breezes, and its fine views, which have made it a favour- 
ite resort during the summer season. 

Newport is about 30 miles south-east from Providence, 71 from Bos- 
ton, and 105 from New York city. It may be conveniently reached from 
either place, at a reasonable rate. During the season steamboats leave 
Providence early in the morning, making the excursion to Newport, 
and returning in the evening, thereby affording ample time for bathing. 
The usual fare is 50 cents. 

LONG BRANCH, a popular resort for sea-shore recreation, is situated 
on the eastern shore of New Jersey, 32 miles from New York. It is 
reached from the latter place by steamboat. Visitors from Philadelphia 
and the South, take the cars of the Camden and Amboy R. R. to Hights- 
town, and thence proceed to the sea-shore by stage. 

•ROCKAWAY BEACH is a celebrated and fashionable watering-place, . 
on Long island, fronting on the Atlantic Ocean. From New York, 
visitors take the cars to Jamaica, 12 miles, and thence proceed by stage 
to the beach, 8 miles. 

CAPE MAY, an attractive watering-place, much frequented by Phi. 
lacielphians, is situated at the mouth of Delaware Bay, on the New 
Jersey side. The accommodations here are of the first order, and the 
beach is unsurpassed as a bathing-place. During the season steamboats 
run there, both from Philadelphia and New York. Cape Henlopen is 



BEDFORD SPRINGS, 

situated opposite Cape May. and may be reached from Philadelphia, Bait 
more, \Ynrnington, and other places, by steamboat. 

BROWN'S MILLS, formerly a place of some resort for company froi 
Philadelphia, is situated in New Jersey, on a branch of Rancoca* Rivei 
12 miles east from Mount Holly. It is readily reached from Philadel 
p.na, by either railroad or steamboat, to Burlington, thence bv cars * 
Mount Holly, and thence to the " Mills" by stage. 

BEDFORD SPRINGS— This celebrated watering-place is situated ii 
Bedlord county, State of Pennsylvania. It lies in a narrow and roman 
tic valley, having Constitution Hill on the east, and Federal Hill on th< 
west. The principal spring issues from a limestone rock, the water oi 
which is clear and sparkling. Its flavour is peculiar, somewhat re«?em 
Wing a weak solution of Epsom salts, impregnated with carbonic acid 
and is inodorous. A little farther south is another sprin* of the sam< 
general qualities, issuing from the same rock. On the west side o^ tht 
creek is a sulphur spring, the water of which has a peculiarly unplea- 
sant hepatic taste, and exhales a strong odour of sulphuretted hydrogen 
One mile and a half north-east from Bedford is a chalybeate sprin* sot 
rounded with bog-iron ore. • 

These springs are situated about midway' between HoUidavsburtr, Pa. 
on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, and Cumberland, Md cm the 
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. From either of these places the Spririea 
are readily reached by stage conveyance of about 30 miles. By consult- 
mg the Map, its location will be better understood. 

CARLISLE SPRINGS— These sulphur springs are situated in Cumber- 
land county, Pennsylvania, about four miles north of Carlisle on a 
branch of the Conodoguinet Creek, in a retired and healthy snot sur- 
rounded by the fine scenery of the Blue Mountains. The grounds 
around the Springs are ornamented in good taste, whilst the accommo- 
dations for visitors are ample. The water bubbles up from the slate 
tormation, from which it derives its strong impregnation of sulphur 

About one mile and a half from the town of Carlisle is a remarkable 
limestone cave, the entrance to which is on the banks of the Conodo- 
guinet Creek, in the form of a semicircular archway, about seven feet 
in height. It contains a number of curious passages and antecham- 
bers, and several pools of water, supposed by some to be sprint 

The Springs may be reached by stage from Carlisle, that place bein" 
situated on the Cumberland Valley R. R., 22 miles from Harnsbur* 
Pa., and 129 miles from Philadelphia. Its location will become familiar 
by consulting the map. 

VIRGINIA SPRINGS— These Springs rank among the most celebrated 
watering-places of America, and are visited every season bv vast num- 
bers either in search of recreation and amusement, or to eniov the 
benefit of their waters ; in fact, they are to the South what the renowned 
Saratoga is to the North. 

These waters have been found very beneficial in the cure of dvspepsia 
jaundice rheumatism, liver complaint, gout, diseases of the skin a»>d 
many other complaints. They contain sulphate of soda, carbonate of 
magnesia, chloride of sodium, per-oxide of iron, organic matter, iodine* 
sulphate of magnesia, phosphate of lime and "precipitated sulphur' 
The gaseous contents are, carbonic acid, sulphuretted hydrogen oxygen 
and nitrogen. ° ' Ja ■ 



VIRGINIA SPRINGS, 

These Springs are situated in an elevated and beautifully picturesque 
valley, hemmed in by mountains on every side. They are in the midst 
of the celebrated spring region, having the Hot and Warm Spring* on 

{lie north, the former 35, and the latter 40 miles distant; the Sweet, 17 
miles to the east; the Salt and Red on the south-west, the former 24, 
the latter 41 miles distant; and the Blue Sulphur, 22 mile3 to the 
west. 

Amongst the most celebrated of these are the Wliite Sulphur Springs, 
which are situated on a branch of the Greenbrier Itiver, in the county 
of Greenbrier, and in the valley of Howard's Creek. 

The Warm Springs, in the county of Bath, are among the oldest of 
the watering-places. The water, which has a temperature of 980 Fah- 
renheit, is very transparent. The accommodations for bathing are 
excellent. 

The Hot Springs are situated in a valley deeply embosomed among 
mountain peaks, in the county of Bath, five miles south from the Warm 
Springs. Bathing houses have been erected, and every accommodation 
provided for both male and female patients. The baths are six in num- 
ber, each being supplied with water from a separate spring. They 
range in temperature from 98° to 10GO. 

The Sweet Springs are situated in a wide and beautiful valley, in the 
eastern extremity of Monroe county, and are justly celebrated for the 
tonic powers of their waters, used either internally or externally. Their 
temperature is 73° Fahrenheit. 

The Salt Sulphur Springs, situated in the county of Monroe, are en- 
circled by mountains on every side. These springs enjoy a high repu- 
tation, not only for the virtues of their waters, but also for the excellent 
accommodations with which they are furnished. They are, in conse- 
quence, much visited by invalids. Their temperature varies from 49° 
to 56°. 

The Red Sulphur Springs are in the southern part of Monroe county, 
17 miles from the Salt, and 32 from the Sweet Springs. The water is 
clear and cool, its temperature being 54°. 

The Blue Sulphur Spring is situated in a narrow, but beautifully pic- 
turesque valley, on Muddy Creek, a small tributary of Greenbriar river. 
It has comfortable accommodations for about 3U0 persons. The medici- 
nal virtues of its waters draw thither, during the season, a large number 
of visitors. 

Routes to the Virginia Springs. — From Baltimore, they may be 
reached by several routes. One of the most pleasant and expeditious is 
by railroad, to Harper's Ferry and Winchester, Va. ; thence by stage to 
Staunton. From this place we may proceed directly across the North 
and Warm Spring Mountains, to the Warm and Hot Springs ; or may 
proceed to the Natural Bridge, via Lexington, and thence to the White 
Sulphur, via Dibrell's Springs. See Route, page 145. 

From Baltimore, also, we may go by way of Washington, Fredericks- 
burg, and the Virginia Central RT R., to Gordonsville ; thence by stage, 
via Staunton, to the Springs. For routes from Washington" to the 
Springs, see page 147. 

Instead of going via Gordonsville, we may proceed to Richmond, Va., 
or starting from Baltimore, may reach the latter place by steamboat; 
thence by canal to Lynchburg, and thence by stage, either by the road 
leading past the Natural Bridge, or by the way of Liberty, Fincastle, 
and the Sweet Springs, arriving at the White Sulphur. See Route from 
Richmond to the Springs, page 143. 

To reach the Springs from the West and South-west, passengers 



224 NATURAL BRIDGE. 

should leave the steamboat at Guyandotte, on the Ohio River; thence, 
by stage, to the Springs. For Route from Guyandotte to the White 
Sulphur Springs, see page ]49. 

Travellers from the South will reach Richmond, Va., by railroad, from 
Wilmington, N. C, at which place they will take conveyance as before 
described. 

, THE NATURAL BRIDGE of Virginia is one of the greatest natural cu- 
riosities in the country, if not in the world. It consists of a stupendous 
arch of limestone rock, over an unimportant and small stream, called 
Cedar Creek. The view from the top is awfully grand; yet one should 
go to the brow of the precipice that descends to the level of the creek, 
where the view, equally sublime, will be found far more interesting, 
being divested, in a great measure, of the awe which is sensibly felt on 
looking from the bridge down into the dreadful gulf. The height from 
the stream to the top of the bridge is 215 feet, its average width, 60 
feet, and its extreme length at the top, 95 feet. The chasm over which I 
it passes is 50 feet wide ~at bottom, and 90 feet at top. The bridge is 
covered with earth to the depth of about five feet, which is made firm 
by trees and shrubbery, whilst its sides are protected by rocks, forming 
a natural wall. It is 15b' miles west from Richmond, 2 miles north of I 
James River, 41 from Lynchburg, and 03 miles south-east from the White 
Sulphur Springs. 

MOUNT VERNON and the Tomb of Washington are situated in Vir- 
ginia, on the west bank of the Potomac, 15 miles south from the city of 
Washington, and 8 miles from Alexandria. Conveyances maybe ob- 
tained, at Washington, at the rate of $6 00 for the trip, with the privi- 
lege of remaining at Mount Vernon for an hour. The best plan, how- 
ever, is to take the ferry-boat from Washington to Alexandria, which 
will cost 12| cents, and occupy about half-an-hour. At the latter place 
a conveyance may be hired for the trip, which will cost from $3 to $4. 
This is the least expensive route, and besides adds variety to the travel. 
Occasionally during the summer season steamboats ply between Alex- 
andria and Washington and Mount Vernon— fare, $1 00. This route is 
certainly preferable to all others. Visitors, although permitted to walk 
over the grounds, are not admitted to the mansion, unless they have I 
letters to the proprietor. 

At Alexandria may be seen Braddoclt's house, built in the year 1752. 
The interior, with the exception of " Braddock's Room," has been re- 
modelled : the old wainscoting, in the room referred to, is preserved] 
with religious care, and is very curious. 

THE WARM SPRINGS, N. C, are situated on the east bank of the] 
French Broad River, 282 miles west from Raleigh, the capital of the! 
State. These Springs, together with the road leading down the above I 
river, are worthy the attention and admiration of the tourist. It is 
fine macadamized road, and follows the course of the river along its! 
bank ; and as the river is shut in on both sides by mountains, in many I 
places rounding high, bluff points, the road has its foundation on the I 
river, resembling piers. It is a noble monument of the conquest of art I 
over the obstacles of -nature. The scenery is very wild, rugged, and! 
picturesque. The Warm Springs afford a very delightful watering- 1 
place, and are much resorted to by invalids, and others from this audi 
the neighbouring States. A few miles below the Warm Springs are the] 
famous Point Rocks and Chimneys. The climate of this section is one! 



MAMMOTH CAVE. 225 

of the most salubrious in the world; its crystal water, pure air, and 
exercise among the mountains, cannot fail of being beneficial to those 
who pay it a visit. 

MAMMOTH GAVE, KY— This remarkable cave is situated in Ed- 
mo nelson county, Ivy., about 130 miles from Frankfort, midway between 
Louisville and Nashville, and near Green River. It is said to contain 
220 aveiuiA, 47 domes, numerous rivers, 8 eataracts, and 23 pits, some 
of which possess a great degree of grandeur. The atmosphere of the 
cave is serviceable to those afflicted with pulmonary complaints, and in 
some cases has proved beneficial. Visitors wishing to explore the cave 
are furnished with guides, and every necessary direction given. 

The cave is entered by descending several steps; all is now darkness 
and gloom; a light is obtained, and following our guide we reach the 
rotunda, which covers about half an acre of ground, and is not less than 
30 feet high. The church, which is a spacious hall, derives its name 
from a ledge of rocks resembling a pulpit ; it is three-quarters of a mile 
from the mouth of the cave. The next place is the Gothic Avenue, which 
is reached by ascending a flight of steps about 20 feet. We next pass in 
succession the Haunted Chamber, Gothic Chapel, Devil's Ann-chair, and 
Ammetfs Dome. Gorams Dome is 6:20 feet from the surface, and is the 
deepest part of the cave. The Bottomless Pit is a fearful looking place, 
two miles from the entrance. 

A hole apparently sunk in at one side of the cave, marks the first 
appearance of the river: it is termed the Dead Sea. The River Styx, a 
short distance beyond, crosses the cave, the ground over it forming what 
is termed the Natural Bridge. Martha's Vineyard is an apartment so 
named from its being covered with a beautiful lime formation resem- 
bling grapes, which, when lighted, reflects great beauty. The visitor 
passes through and by ravines, halls, &c, of great beauty— Cleveland, 
Cabinet, Spear Hall. Snowball Ravine, &c. &c; the latter is one of the 
most beautiful places imaginable: the whole is covered with sulphate 
of lime, resembling flowering balls. 

After leaving the lime formations the visitor approaches the Rocky 
Mountains. This is an apartment where the rocks have fallen from 
the top of the cave, forming a very large hill or mountain of rocks, 
some 100 feet or more high, which is very steep and rough. To 
stand on the top and look down into the hollow beneath, is the most 
solemn and dismal sight ever beheld. Its name, Dismal Hollow, is very 
appropriate. After leaving this, we approach the end of the cave, to 
arrive at which, we go down a steep and easy descent, to what is called 
Serena's Harbor, w T hich is filled with large stalactites. 

Routes to the Mammoth Cave.— It can be readily reached from Cin- 
cinnati, O., Louisville, Frankfort, and Lexington, Ky., in the north, and 
from Nashville, Tenn.. in the south. The accommodations will be 
found, during the travelling season, to be very good from either place, 
and fares moderate. Steamboats, also, during seasons of high water, 
ascend Green River, a distance of about 165 miles from the Ohio, landing 
in the vicinity of the cave. It is about 130 miles from Lexington, 98 
from the Harrodsburg Springs, about 90 from Louisville, and the same 
distance from Nashville, Tenn. 

THE FALLS OF ST, ANTHONY are situated on the Mississippi River, 
some 300 miles from its source, about 800 miles above St. Louis, and 
2,037, by the course <>f the river, from the Gulf of Mexico. The fall is 
only about 17 feet, yet it is considered more beautiful than Niagara, 



226 THE DRENNON SPRINGS. 

although not so terrific or sublime. The rapids above and below the 
fails add much to the beauty of the scene, and give to the spot a charm 
of no ordinary character. 

THE DRENNON SPRINGS are situated in Henry county, Ky., I| miles 
from the Kentucky River, and 20 miles from its mouth. At these 
Springs may be found every variety of sulphur water and chalybeate. 
•They are reached from Cincinnati, O., Frankfort, and Louisville, Ky«, 
by steamboats, which run to and from the Springs daily, during the 
season. 

THE HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS, are situated a few miles north of the 
Washita River, and 53 miles from Little Rock, the capital of the State. 
They derive importance from the great virtue of the medicinal waters 
the vicinity, and are now becoming every season more popular. The 
waters have been found efficacious in chronic diseases, such as scrofula, 
rheumatism, &c. Stages run between Little Rock and the Springs. 
Fare, $5 00. 

DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS -These springs are situ- 
ated in a gorge, or small valley in the North Mountains, in Cumberland 
county, Pa., about 18 miles N. YV. from Carlisle. The place is accessi- 
ble by railroad from Philadelphia and Baltimore to Newville, 22 miles j 
from Harrisbueg, and thence, by stage, to the Springs. Passengers leaving , 
either city in the morning, arrive early the same evening 

The salubrity of the situation, the splendid mountain scenery, and , 
the highly medicinal quality of the springs, are unsurpassed. Visitors, , 
whether in health or otherwise, will find these springs a most delightful 
place for repose and enjoyment. 

THE YELLOW SPRINGS are situated in Chester county, Pa., about 30 
miles from Philadelphia, from which they are readily readied by the, 
Reading R. R. The scenery in the vicinity of these springs is very de- 
lightful, and the medicinal virtues of its waters have obtained some 
celebrity. Baths of every description can be obtained both from pure and 
chalybeate springs. The amusements here are those usual at places of; 
this description: such as fishing, driving, music, dancing, promenad-i 
ing, &c. 

THE WARM SPRINGS, PA., are situated in Perry county, and in one. 
of the healthiest regions of the State. The waters possess medicinal 
qualities, which are efficacious in the cure of various chronic diseases 
These springs may be reached from Philadelphia by the Columbia and 
Pennsylvania railroads, leaving the latter at Duncannon, 1-2-2 mile 
distant; or, from Baltimore they may be reached by railroad via Yorl 
and Harrisburg and the Pennsylvania Central R. R., stopping at Dun 
cannon, 98 miles distant ; from the latter place visitors proceed by stag 
14 miles to the springs. 

SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, VA — These springs are situated on the eas 
bank of the Shenandoah, in Jefferson county, in a region of great natu 1 
ral beauty. The waters are of well-known reputation, and are service 
able in the cure of various diseases. A Sulphur Spring, possessing vc 
luable qualities, is in the immediate vicinity. Visitors from Baltimor j 
and Washington take the Baltimore and Ohio R R. to Harpers Fern; 
thence by tne Winchester and Potomac R. R. to Charlestown, Va., ^se 
toute on page 145,) thence by stage, 5 miles, -to the springs. 



GENERAL INFORMATION, 



WEIGHTS AND MEASURES OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 

There are denominations frequently met with in report3 of markets, 
but their English value is not always readily recollected. The following 
will be found, it is believed, correct: 

Ahm, in Rotterdam, nearly 40 gallons 

,Almude, in Portugal, contains 4.37 

Almude, in Madeira.... . . 4.(38 

Alquiere, Madeira, nearly. 2 pecks 

Alquiere, in Bahia 1 bushel 

Alquiere, in Maranham 1£ .. 

Alquiere, Rio Janeiro, Pernambuco. .. 1 to 1± .. 

Anna, of rice, in Ceylon . . . - 260 2-5 lbs. 

Arroba, in Portugal 32 . . 

Arroba, in Spain 2 

Arroba, in Spain (large) ., 4.246 gallons 

Arroba, in Spain (small) 3.337 •• 

Arroba, in Malaga, of wine, about. 4£ 

■.Bale of cinnamon, in Ceylon, net - 104 5-8 lbs. 

Barili, in Naples, equals about 11 gallons 

Cantar, the Levant, contains 44 okes 118.8 lbs. 

i Cantar, in Leghorn, of oil .. 88 . . 

j Cantar, in Malta . « _*. 174£ . . 

Cantar, in Naples...- 108 to 196| .. 

Cantar, in Sicily ' 175 to 192£ .. 

. Carro, in Naples, is equal to about 50 bushels 

Carro, in Naples, of wine 264 gallons 

• Catta, of tea, in China, is about 1| lbs. 

Cayang, in Batavia 3581 . • 

Chetwert, in Russia, nearly 6 bushels 

' Emine, in Genoa ..-,-. 3 34-100 . . 

; English Quarter 8 

English Imperial Bushel - 1 4-100 

\Fanega, in Spain 1.599 

i Hectolitre, in France. *♦. 2.84 

iKillogramme, France and Netherlands 2.21 lbs. 

Last, i n Amsterdam, of grain 85^ bushed 

;*Last, in Bremen, of grain, over 80f 

\hast, in Cadiz, of salt 75 4-5 .. ' 

Last, in Dantzic, of grain, nearly 93 

: lLast, in Flushing, of grain -. 92£ 

.'Last, in Hamburg, of grain .^. 89.6 

-*Last, in Lubec, of grain. 91 

:<Last, in Portugal, of salt 70 

\iLast, in Rotterdam, of grain... 85.136 

jLast, in Sweden 75 

dtLast, in Utrecht, of grain, over 59 

(227) 



228 GENERAL INFORMATION, 

Lispound, in Hamburg 16 lbs. 5 oz. 

Lispound, in Holland". IS lbs. 4 oz. 

Mark, in Holland . 9 oz. 

Maud, in Calcutta 75 to 84 lbs. 

Mina, in Genoa, of grain 3.43 bushel 

May, in Lisbon 24 

Moy, in Oporto 30 

Mono; of Portugal, contains over 23 

Oke, in Smyrna - 2.83 lbs. 

Orna, in Trieste, of wine... - 14.94 gallon 

Orna, of oil 17 .. 

Pecul, in Batavia and Madras 133f lbs. 

Pecul, in China and Japan 133|- . . 

Pipe, in Spain, of wine. ....7. 160 to 164 gall 

Pood, in Russia, is equal to nearly ...*.,.. 36 lbs. 2 

Quintal, in Portugal - 89.05 lb 

Quintal, in Smyrna « .129.48 . 

Quintal, in Spain 96 . 

Quintal, in Turkey 167 lbs. 3 o: 

Jiottoli, in Portugal 12 .. * 

Rottolo, in Genoa 24 .. 

Roiiolo, in Leghorn - 3 

Sack, in Leghorn - 2 bushe! 

Salma, in Sicily, from - 7.85 to 9.77 

Scheffcl, Germany, varies from li to nearly 3 

Ship-pound, Hamburg and Denmark 331 lbs. 

Ship-pound, in Holland 368 lbs, 4 o: 

Staro, in Trieste 2 3-8 bushe 

Tale, in China U oz. 

Tclictwert, in Odessa ■ 6 6-100 bushe 

Tchctwert, in St. Petersburg 5 49-100 



FOREIGN MEASURES OF LENGTH REDUCED TO ENGLIS 
DENOMINATIONS. 

Metre of France 3281 feet. 

Toise of France 213155 yard; 

Geographical League of France 4868-6 ya/ds, or 2 76 miles 

jsTautical League of France 6085 8 yards, or 3-467 

Spanish League 7421 yards, or 4-216 .. 

German Geographical Mils 8114 yards, or 461 • • 

Russian Werst 1162 yard: 

Swedish Mile 11-703 yards, or 4-67 mile; 

Danish Mile 8224 yards, or 467 . . 

Dutch Mile 6406 yards, or 3-638 . . 

French Geographical square League 7-65 square mile: 

German Geographical square League 21-25 

Jirsheen of Russia 2? ineh< 

Palmo, in Naples, is a little over 10 inch* 

Vara of Rio J aneiro H yards near) 

Vara of Spain 100 are equal to 920 yard; 



GENERAL INFORMATION. 229 



GOLD AND SILVER COINS OF DIFFERENT NATIONS, WITH 
THEIR VALUE IN AMERICAN DOLLARS AND CENTS. 

GOLD COINS. 

Double Eagle, American $20 00 

fBagle, do JO 00 

HalfEagle, do 5 00 

Half Eagle, do, 1798 and 1833 5 2.5 

Quarter Eagle, do 2 50 

jOne Dollar coins, do. 100 

-{Doubloon, Spanish * $15 60 to 16 65 

[Half Doubloons, do 7 80 to 8 37 

jauarter Doubloon do 3 90 to 4 12 

'Eighth Doubloon do 1 90 

fDoubloon, Columbian, Mexican, New-Granadian and ) t - - niA , - ~~ 

4 Ecuador J lo 50 t0 l0 '° 

IHalf Doubloon, Central American 7 75 

'Quarter Doubloon, Peruvian 3 87 

Half Joe, Portugal (by weight) 7 90 to 8 50 

^Moiilore, do. do 4 70 to 6 40 

Sovereign, English, 1844 4 84 

IDragon Sovereign, do. 1834 4 80 

Guinea, do 5 00 

THalfGuinea, do 2 50 

One-third Guinea, do 166 

One Mohur, East Indies 6 75 

[Double Louis DOr, France 9 00 

gjouis D'Or, do 4 50 

jForty Francs, do 7 66 

'Hundred Livre, Sardinia 19 35 

^Twenty Livre, Sardinia and Italy 3 83 

Ten Scudi, Rome 10 00 

.Quadruple Ducat, Austria 8 80 

Sovereign, do 6 50 

|Five Roubles, Russia 3 90 

jDouble Frederick D'Or, Prussia 7 80 

[Double Christian D'Or, Denmark 7 80 

■ ■Ten Thalers, Hanover 7 80 

: [Five Thalers, do 3 90 

jTvvoandahalfThalers, do — 1 95 

[Ten Thalers, Saxony - 7 80 

A Ten Guilders, Netherlands 4 00 

^Five Guilders, do 2 00 

IDucat, do -. 2 00 

SILVER COINS. 

American, Spanish, Mexican, Peruvian, and Brazilian Dollars.. 1 00 

Four Reals of La Plata ... 35 

Head Pistareen 18 

Cross Pistareen 16 

English Crown , ... 1 15 

'-Batik Token, 3 Shillings English 50 

Rupee, East Indies 40 

{British Colonial Quarter Dollar 23 

'English Shilling 23 

Tenpenco Irish 12 

'French Crown ...„, » 07 

20 



230 



GENERAL INFORMATION, 



French Half Crown 50 

Five Francs, French 93 

One Franc, do 17 

Five Li vie, Sardinia . . , 93 

One Livre, do 17 

Fiorin, Westphalia 40 

Florin, Tuscany . 

Florin, Hanover ........ 58 

Florin, Brunswick and Lunenburg 48 

Double Thaler, Baden and Prussia . . . •♦. 1 32 1 

Imperial Thaler of Austria ....... 97 I 

Rouble, Russia 65] 

Crown Dollar of Bavaria 1 04 j 

Double Guilder of Bavaria - 72 1 

German Crown 1 04 

Crown Thaler, Hesse 1 04 

Guilder of Nassau . . . . .« 3G I 

Third of a Thaler 20 1 

Quarter Florin, Netherlands , 

Thirty-six Grotes, Bremen ; .... 30 1 

Six Grotes, Hanse Towns -..•—.. 4| 

Specie Dollar, Norway 1 04 1 

Specie Dollar, Sweden * 1 041 

Specie Rix Dollar, Denmark -..-. 1 041 



STERLING MONEY REDUCED INTO DOLLARS AND CENTS. 

The following table of sterling money reduced into dollars and cents,! 
the pound §4 84, the legal value, will be found valuable. 



5 


24 


0Q 


1 ^ 


£ 


d u 


£ 

25 


S 2 
121 00 


£ 

40 


i i 1 

Q 6 I 


1 


16 


3 87 


10 


48 40 


193 60 1 


o 


48 


1/7 


4 11 


11 


53 24 


26 


125 84 


41 


198 44 J 


3 


73 


18 


4 36 


12 


53 08 


27 


130 68 


42 


203 28 I 


4 


97 


19 


4 60 


]3 


62 92 


28 


135 52 


43 


203 12 1 


5 


1 21 


£ 


$ c. 


14 


67 76 


29 


140 36 


44 


212 96 1 


6 


1 45 


15 


72 60 


30 


145 20 


45 


217 80 1 


7 


1 69 


1 


4 84 


m 


77 44 


31 


150 04 


46 


2-22 64 1 


8 


1 94 


2 


9 68 


17 


82 28 


32 


154 88 


47 


227 48 1 


9 


2 18 


3 


14 52 


18 


87 12 


33 


159 72 


48 


233 32 I 


10 


2 42 


4 


19 36 


19 


91 96 


34 


164 56 


49 


237 16 1 


11 


2 66 


5 


24 20 


20 


96 80 


35 


169 40 


50 


242 00 1 


12 


2 90 


6 


29 04 


21 


101 64 


36 


174 24 






13 


3 35 


7 


33 88 


22 


106 48 


37 


179 08 






14 


3 39 


8 


38 72 


23 


111 32 


33 


133 92 






15 


3 63 


9 


43 56 


24 


116 16 


39 


183 76 







The par value of a pound sterling in the United States' currency is 41 
dollars 44 cents 4 mills, (a mill is one 10th of a cent,) but. as sterlingl 
money, both metallic and bills of exchange, bears a premium, usuailyl 
from 8 to 10 percent., this premium, reckoning 9 per cent., is included! 
in the above table. 



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GENERAL INFORMATION, 



POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS. 

Population of the principal cities and towns of the United Stateg, 
according to the census of 1350; showing also, by way of comparison, 
the population of the same places in 1840, with their increase in ten 
years. 



Cities and Towns. 



States. 



1840. 



1850. 



N. Y... 

Va 

Pa 

Md. .,. 
N. Y... 

Me 

Md 

Me 

N. Y... 

Me 

Pa 

Me 

Mass.. . 
N. Y... 
N.J.... 



Albany 

Alexandria 

Allentown 

Annapolis 

Auburn 

Augusta ...... 

BALTIMORE 

Bangor 

Batavia 

Bath... 

Beaver 

Belfast 

Beverly - 

Binghampton 

Bordentown 

BOSTON, including Charlestown 
(in 1855, estimated at 225,000)... 

Bridgeport 

Bristol 

Brooklyn (in 1855, 175.000) 

Buffalo (in 1855, 75.000) 

Burlington , 

Camden 

Carlisle _ . 

Chambersburg Pa 

Charleston S. C . 

Charlestown. now included in Bost'n Mass. . 

Chicago (in 1855, 70,000) III. 

Cbillicothe O 

CINCINNATI (in 1854. 165,000)...!O 

Cleveland (in 1855, 55,000) O, 

Columbia 

Columbus 

Concord 

Covington 

Daubury 

Danvers 

Dayton 

Detroit 

Dover 

Elmira 

Erie 

Exeter 

Fall River 

Fayetteville .. 

Frank ford |Pa. 

Frederick IjMd 



Mass ... 

Ct. .... 
R. I.... 
N. Y... 
N. Y... 
N. J. . . . 
N.J.... 
Pa 



Pa 

O 

N. H..., 
Ky 

Conn. .. 

Mass 

O 

Mich... 
N. H..., 
N. Y... 

Pa 

N. H... 

Mass 

N. C... 



33,721 
8,459 
2,493 
2,792 
5,626 
5,316 
102,313 
8,627 
4,171 
5,141 
734 
4,186 
4,689 



1,800 

93,383 

3,294 
3,490 
36,283 
18,213 
3,434 
3,371 
4,351 
3,239 
29,261 
11,484 
4,470 
3,977 
46,338 
6,07 1 
2,719 
6,048 
4,897 
2,026 
4,504 
5,020 
4,268 
9,102 
6,458 
4,791 
3.412 
2,925 
6,738 
4,285 



56,026 
9,967 
3,780 
4,198 
9,548 
8,231 
169,125 
14,441 
4,464 
8,002 
2,050 
6,000 
5,300 
5,022 
2,769 

138,788 

7,558 

4,616 

96,000 

49,863 

5,399 

9,618 

4,579 

3,327 

32,132 

35,000 

28,269 

7,098 

116,108 

17,600 

4,340 

17,656 

8,740 

9,687 

5,962 

7,000 

10,976 

21,057 

8,186 

6,000 

5,850 

3.329 

11,805 

6,000 

5,346 

6,037 



GENERAL INFORMATION, 



Cities and Towns. 



Fredericksburg 

Galena 

Germantown 

Harrisburg 

Hartford 

Haverhill 

Indianapolis (in 1855, 17,000) 

Ithaca 

Jersey City 

Kenosha 

Lancaster 

Lockport 

Lowell 

Louisville • 

Lynn 

Madison 

Manay unk 

Manchester 

Macon 

Marblehead 

Marietta 

Mansfield ■ 

Maysville < 

Milwaukie 

Mobile 

Montgomery 

Nantucket 

Nashua and ) 

Nashville ... ) 

Nashville 

New Albany 

Newark 

New Bedford 

New Brunswick 

Newburg 

Newbury port 

New Haven 

New London 

N. ORLEANS (in 1853, 145,449).. 

Newport 

NEW YORE (in 1S55, 650,000,es1 

Norfolk 

Norristown 

Norwich 

Oswegatchie 

Oswego 

Paterson 

PHILADELPHIA (in 1855, 

564,000, estimated.) 

Pittsburg (including Allegheny 

and Birmingham 

Plymouth 

Portland 

Pottsville 

Poughkeepsie 



Pa.... 
Conn.. 
Mass.. 

la 

N. Y.. 
N. J.. 
Wis.. 

1>£ 



N Y.. 
Mass.. 
Ky.... 
Mass. 

[a 

Pa. 



N.H... 

Ga 

Mass... 

O 

O 

Ky 

Wis.... 
Ala.... 
Ala.... 
Mass... 

N.H... 

Tenn. . 

la 

N. J.... 

Mass.. . 
N. J... 
Y.. 



Mass. . 
Conn. 
Conn. 

La 

R.L... 
N.Y... 

Va 

Pa 

Conn.. 
N.Y... 
N.Y... 
N.J... 

Pa 



Pa 

Mass ., 

Me 

Pa 

N.Y... 



1840. 



3,974 
1,843 



5,930 
9,4G8 
4,33(3 
2,092 
5,050 
3,072 



8,417 
9,125 
20,790 
21,210 
9,309 
3,798 



3,235 
3,927 
5,575 



2,755 
1,700 
12,072 
2,179 
9,012 

6,154 

6,929 
4,226 

17,290 

12,087 
6,500 
4,833 
7,112 

12,960 

5,519 

102,000 

8.333 

312;710 

10,920 
2,937 
4,200 
5,719 
4.665 
7,596 

258,000 

32,758 

5,281 
15,218 

4,337 
10,006 



1850. 


Increase. 


4,500 


5-26 


6,000 


4,157 


6,204 




8,173 


2,243 


17,851 


8,383 


6,000 


1,004 


8,034 


5,342 


6,780 


1,130 


10,000 


12,928 


3,460 




12,382 


3,965 


12,312 


3,187 


32,964 


12,108 


42,000 


20,790 


17,000 


7,631 


8,037 


4,239 


6,139 




13,933 


10,698 


5,952 


2,025 


8,000 


2,425 


3,133 


3,258 


3,557 




4,255 


1,500 


20,020 


18,326 


20,513 


7,841 


0,000 


3,821 


10,000 


988 


9,042 


2,898 


16,000 


9,071 


9,785 


5,559 


38,885 


21,595 


16,464 


4,377 


7,893 


1,393 


7,623 


2,790 


9,534 


2,422 


18,000 


5,040 


9,006 


3,487 


119,461 


17,461 


9,348 


1.015 


517,000 


204.290 


14,000 


4,080 


6,030 


3,093 


7,896 


2,177 


12,199 


7,534 


11,229 


3,733 


411,000 


153,000 


96,276 


63,518 


8.000 


2.719 


20,849 


5,631 


7,496 


3,159 


11,080 


1,074 



■3S6 



GENERAL INFORMATION, 



Cities and Towns. 



Providence 

Racine 

Reading 

Richmond 

Rochester 

Roxbury 

Sacramento City 

Salem 

St. Louis (in 1854, 98,819). . 

San Francisco 

Savannah 

Springfield 

Schenectady 

Springfield! 

Steubenville 

Syracuse 

Tamaqua 

Trenton 

Troy 

Utica 

Washington 

Wheeling 

Williamsburg 

Wilmington 

Worcester 

York 

Zanesvilfe «. 



R.I... 
Wis... 
Pa.... 
Va.... 
N. Y. . 
Mass. . 
Cal. .. 
Mass.. 



States. 



Mo..., 
Cal. . , 
Ga.... 
Mass. 
N. Y. 



O.... 
N.Y. 

Pa... 

N. J. 



N.Y. 
N.Y. 
D. C 
Va..., 

N.Y.. 
Del. . . 
Mass. . 
Pa..,. 
O..... 



1840. 



23,171 
334 

8.410 
20,153 
20,191 

9,080 



15,082 
16,469 



11,214 
10,985 

6,784 

443 

5,203 

5,500 

464 

4.035 

19.334 

12,782 

23.364 

7,885 

5.094 

8,367 

7,497 

4,779 

4,766 



1850. 



43,000 

5,111 

15.8-2L 

30,280 

36,000 

18537 

6,000 

21.500 

81,000 

23,000 

20.000 

21,000 

8,922 

5,108 

6,140 

22,235 

3,979 

10,776 

22.000 

17,240 

43,266 

14,500 

30,786 

13,931 

17.500 

7,709 

10.355 



Increase 



19.829 
4,777 
7,411 

10.127 

15.809 
9,448 



6,413 
64,531 



8.786 

10,015 

2,133 

4,665 

937 

16,735 
3,515 
6,741 
3.666 
4,458 

19.902 
6,615 

24,692 
4.564 

10.003 
2,930 
5,789 



Area in Square Miles, and Population, according to the Census of 1850, of the 
various States and Territories comprising the United States of N. America. 



Alabama 

Arkansas 

California 

Columbia, DisVct 

Connecticut 

Delaware 

1'lorida 

Georgia 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Indian Territory 

Iowa 

Kansas Terrify. 

Kentucky 

Louisiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

Massachusetts... 

Michigan 

Minnesota Ter'y. 
Mississippi.. 



Area sq. m. Pop'] 



50,722 
52,198 

155,980 
60 
4,674 
2,120 
59.268 
58,000 
55,405 
33.801 
7L12' 
50'.914 

114,^' 
37,680 
41.25 
31.766 
1L124 
7,800 
56,24 

166,025 
47,156 



771,623 

209,897 

92.597 

5l',687 

370,792 

91,532 

87,445 

906.185 

85L470 

98^416 



192.214 



982,405 
517,762 
583.169 
583,034 
994.514 
397.654 
6.077 
606.326 



States and. Territories. 


Area sq. in. 


Pop'n in 1850. 




67,380 

335,882 

9,280 

8.320 

207,007 

47,000 

50,704 

39.964 

185,030 

46,000 

1,306 

29,385 

45,600 

237,504 

269.170 

10,212 

61,352 

123,022 

53,924 


682,044 


Nebraska Ter'y.. 
New Hampshire 
New Jersey 

iV. Mexico {Ter.) 


317,976 

489.555 

61^47 

3.097,394 


North Carolina- 
Ohio 


869,039 
1,980.329 


Oregon Territory 
Pennsylvania ... 
Rhode Island.... 
South Carolina.. 


13,294 

2,311,786 

147,545 

608,507 

1,002,717 

212,592 




Utah Territory... 


11,380 

314.120 




1,421,661 


Washington Ter. 




305,391 






Total 


2.936,166 


23.191.S76 



In January, 1855, the total population of the United States was sup- 
posed to be about 26,500,000. 



INDEX. 



Absecum, N. J., to Philadelphia, 
Adriui, Mch., to Toledo, 0. 
Akron, 0., to Cleveland, 0. . 
Akron, O., to Millersburg, 0. 
Akron, O., to Zanesville, 0. 
Albanv, N.Y., to Auburn, N.Y. - 
Albany, N.Y., to Binghamt m N.Y. 
Albany, N.Y., to Boston, Mass. - 
Albany, N.Y., to Buffalo, N.Y. 
Albany, N.Y., to Burlinartoc. Yt. . 
Albany, N.Y., to Canandaigua, N.Y. 
Albany, N.Y., to Chicago, III. 
Albany, N.Y., to Cooperstown, N.Y. 
Albany, N.Y., to Detroit. Mich. - 
Albany, N.Y., to Montreal, Can. 
Albany, N Y., to New York City, 
Albany, N.Y., to Niasara Falls' 
Albany, N.Y., to Pittsfield, Mass. 
Albany, N.Y., to Rochester. N.Y. - 
Albany, N.Y., to Rome, N.Y. 
Albinv, N.Y., to Saratosa Spring, N.Y. 
Albany, N.Y., to Springfield, Mass. 
Albany, N.Y., to Syracuse. N.Y. - 
Albany, N.Y., to TJ'ica, N.Y. 
Albany. N.Y., to W rcester, Mass. - 
Alexandria, Ya., to Strasburg, Ya. 
Alton, 111., to Springfield, III. 
Anna; olis, Mi., to Baltimore, Md. - 
Annapolis, Md., to VVashinzton, D.C. 
Atlanta, Ga., to Auzus'a, Ga. - 
Atlanta, Ga., to Chattmooga, Tenn. 
Atlanta, Ga., to Montjomer , Ala. - 
Atlan-a, Ga., to Nashville, Tenn. 
Atlan'a, Ga., to Savamah, Ga. - 
A'lantic City, N.J., to Philadelphia, Pa, 
Augusta, Ga., to A' lama. Ga. 
Au?u4a, Ga., to Columbia, S.C. 
Augusta, Ga., to Dahlonega, Ga. - 
Auz-is'a, Ga., to Greenville, S.C. - 
Aujusta, Ga., to Milledgeville, Ga. 
Augusta, Ga., to Savanuah. Ga. 
Ausush, Ga.,to Wilmington, N.C. 
Augusta, Me., to Bansor, Me. - 
Auguva, Me., to Portland. Me. - 
Auzusta, Me., to Quebec, Can. • 
Austin, Texas, to Boston, Texas, - 
Austin, Texas, to Brownsville, Texas, 
Austin, Tex^s, to Galveston, T-xis, 
Ausin, Texas, to Matajordo, T-xas, 
Austin, Texas, to Rio Grande, Texas, 
Austin, Texas, to Washington, Texas, 



B. 

Page 
Bainbridgc, Ga., to Savannah, Ga. • • IK) 
Baltimore, Md., to Annapolis, Md. . 173 
Ral imore, Md., to Chambersburg, Pa. - 176 
Baltimore, Md., to Charlotteville, Ya. - 17-1 
Baltimore, Md., to Chicago, 111. - - 17c 
Baltimore, Md., to Cincinnati, 0. - 134, 175 
Baltimore, Md., to Cleveland, 0. - - 17-1 
Baltimore, Md., to Cumberland, Md. - 171 
Baltimore, Md., to i.arrisburg, Pa. - 172 
Baltimore, Md., to Harper's Ferrv, Ya. • 171 
Baltimore, Md., to Huntingdon, Pa. - 173 
Baltimore, Md., to Orange C. H., Ya. - 174 
Baltimore, Md., to Philadelphia, Pa. - 89 
Baltimore, Md., to Pittsburg, Pa. - • 173 
Baltimore, Md., to S'aunton, Va. - - 174 
Baltimore, Md., to Toledo, 0. - - 175 

Baltimore, Md., to Washington, D.C. - 90 
Baltimore, Md., to Wheeling Ya. - - 171 
Baltimore, Md., to W. Sul. Sp\rs,Ya. 173, 174 
Baltimore, Md., to Winchester, Ya. - - 173 
Baltimore. Md., to York, Pa. - - 172 

Bangor, Me., to Augusta, Me. • - - 14 
Ransror, Me., to Castine, Me. 15 

Bangor, Me,, to Greenville, Me. - - 14 
Bangor, Me., to Houlton, Me. - - 15 

Bangor, Me., to Williamsburs, Me. • - 14 
Barre, Mass., to Worcester, Mass. - 26 

Batavia, N.Y., to Philadelphia, Pa. - - 105 
Bellefontaine, 0., to Cincinnati, 0. - 135 
Bellefontaine, 0.., to Sandusky, 0. 135 

Belfast, Me., to Eas'port, Me. 15 

Beloit, Wis., to Madison, Wis. - - - S6 
Beloit, Wis., to Racine. Wis. - . S7 

Bellows Falls, Yt., to Fitchburg, Mass. - 17 
Bellows Falls, Yt., to Springfield, Mass. 27 
Bellows Falls. Yt., to Whitehall, N.Y. - 56 
Bellows Falls, Yt., to White R. June. - 22 
Bethlehem, Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa. - 107 
Bin^hamton, N.Y., to Albany, N.Y. - 62 
Bin^hamton, N.Y., to Syracuse, N.Y. - 63 
Blackstone, Mass., to Boston, Mass. - 28 
Blairsville, Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa. - 101 

Blountsville. Tenn., to Knoxville, Tenn. 179 
Rlue Sul. Sp'gs, Va., to Guyandotte, Va. - ISO 
Boston, Mass., to Albany, N.Y. - - 24 
Boston, Mass., to Blacks'tone, Mass. - - 2S 
Boston, Mass., to Cincinnati. 0. - - 132 
Bnston, Mass., to C'h-.sset, Mass. • - 31 
Boston, Mass., to Concord, Mass. - - 16 
Boston, Mass., to Concord, N.H. - 13, 19 

Boston, Mass., < Distances and Fare from), 7 
(237) 



.-«•••:* 



I NDEX, 



Boston, Mass., to Fall River, Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Framingham, Ma 

Boston, Mass., to Groton, Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Hartford, Ct. - 

Bos'on, Mass., to Hingham, Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Lawrence, Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Lowell, Mass. 

Boston. Mass., to Manchester, Mass. - 18, 19 

Boston, Mass., to Montreal, Can. • 16, 18 

Boston, Mass., to Nashua, N.H. 

Boston, Mass., to New Bedford, Mass, 

Boston, Mass., to New Haven, Ct. - 

Boston, Mass., to New York, via Fall Riv. 

Boston, Mass., to New York, via Norwich, 

Bos'on, Mass., to N. York, via Springfield, 

Boston, Mass., to N. York, via Stonington, 

Boston, Mass., to Pit sfie d. Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Plymouth, Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Portland, Me. 

Boston, Mass., to Portland, Me. 

Boston, Mass., to Providence, R.I. - 

Boston. Mass., to Quincy, Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Salem,' Mass. - 

Boston, Mass., to Sandw;ch, Mass. 

Boston, Mass., to Springfield, Mass. • 

Boston, Mass., to Walt nam, Mass, 

Boston, Mass., to Wareham, Mass. - 

Boston, Mass., to Worcester, Mass. 

Bradford, N.H., to Concord, N.H. - 

Bradford, N.H., to Manchester, N.H, 

Brattleboro', Vt., to Fiichburg, Mass. 

Bridgeport, Ct., to Winsted, Ct. - 

Bridgeton, N.J., to Philadelphia, Fa. 

Brisfol, N.H. , to Concord, N.H. - 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Albany, N.Y. 

Buffalo, N.Y ., to Chicago, 111. 

Buffalo, N.Y.,' to Cincinnati, 0. 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Clevel nd, 0. - 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Cleveland, 0. - 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Columbus, 0. 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Detroit, Mich, - 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Detroit, via Canada, 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Erie, Pa. - 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Milwaukie, Wis. - 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Montreal, Canada, 

Buffalo, N.Y., to New York, . 

Bufi'alo, N.Y., to Niagara Falls, N.Y., and 
Toronto, Canada, - 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Philadelphia, Pa. 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Pittsburg, Pa. 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Rochester & Albany, N. 

Buffalo, N.Y., to Toledo, 0. - 

Burlington, Iowa, to Davenport, Iowa, 

Burlington, Iowa, to Iowa City, Iowa, 
, Burlington, Iowa, to Keokuk, Iowa, 

Burlington, Iowa, to Oskaloosa, Iowa, 

Burlington, Iowa, to Palmyra, Mo. - 

Burlington, Iowa, to Peoria, 111. - 

Burlington, Iowa, to Springfield, 111. 

Burlington, Vt., to Bellows Falls, Vt. 

Burlington, Vt., to Derby Line, Vt. - 
' Burlington, Vt., to Montreal, Canada. 

Burlington, Vt., to Rouse's Point, N.Y. 

Burlington, Vt., to St. Johnsbury, Vt. 

Burlington, Vt., to West Lebanon, N.H 

r c. 

Cairo, 111., to Chicago, 111. 
Cairo, II!., to Indianapolis, la. 
Cairo, 111 f to Mobile, Ala. 



Fatce 
Caledonia, Mo., to St. Louis, Mo. - 166 

Camden, S.C., to Charleston. S.C. - -187 
Camden, S.C, to Charlotte, N.C. - - 187 
Camden, S.C, to Favettevilie, N.C. - - 187 
Camden, S.C, to Raleigh, NX. - - 1S7 
Camden, S.C, to Yorkville, S.C. - -187 
Canandaigua,N.Y., to Albany, N.Y. - 52 
Canandaigua N.Y., to Elmira* N.Y. - 52 

Canandaigua, N.Y., to Niagara Falls. N.Y. 105 
Canandaigua, N.Y., to Philadelphia, Pa. - 1C5 
Cape Vincent, N.Y., to Albanv, N.Y. - 56 
Cape Vincent, N.Y., to New York City, - 95 
Castine, Me., to Bangor, Me. 15 

Catawissa, Pa., to Elmira, N.Y. . . 105 
Catawissa', Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa. - 105 
Catawissa, Pa., to Williamsport, Pa. • - 1C5 
Chambersburg, Pa., to Baltimore, Md. - 176 
Charleston, SX., to Atlanta, Ga. - -184^ 
Charleston, S.C, to Augusta, Ga. - . 184 
Charleston, S.C, to Camden, S.C - - 1S7 
Charleston, S.C, to Chattanooga, Tenn. 1S5 
Charleston, S.C, to Columbia, S.C - 185 
Charleston, S.C, to Memphis, Tenn. - 185 
Charleston, S.C, to Nashville, Tenn. - 184 
Charleston, S.C, to Nashville, Tenn. - 185 
Charleston, S.C, to Savannah, Ga. - 184 
Charlotte, N.C, to Camden, S.C. - - 187 
Charlotte, N.C. to Columbia, S.C. - 186 
Charlotte, N.C.', to Raleigh. N.C - -182 
Charlottesville, Va., to Baltimore, Md. - 174 
Charlottesville, Va., to Staunton, Va. - 174 
Charlottesville, Va., to W. Sul. Sp'gs,Va. 174 
Chattanooga, Tenn., to Atlanta, Ga. - 1SS 

Chattanooga, Tenn., to Nashville, Tenn. - 188 
Chattahoochie, Florida, to Columbus, Ca. 193 
Chicago, III., to Aurora, III. - 79 

Chicago, 111., to Baltimore, Md. - 75, 175 
Chicago, 111., to Beloit, 111. 83 

Chicago, 111., to Belvidere, 111. - - - 75 
Chicago, 111., to Blocmington, 111. - - 80, 81 
Chicago, 111., to Boston, Mass. - 74 

Chicago, 111.', to Cairo, 111. ... 80 
Chicago, 111., to Cincinnati, 0. - - 13S, 139 
Chicago, III., to Cleveland, 0. - - 126 
Chicago, 111., to Cleveland, Erie, Dun- 
kirk and Buffalo, .... 68 
Chicago, 111., to Crawfordsville, la. - - 139 
Chicago, 111., to Decatur, 111. - - 80 

Chicago, III., to Detroit, Mich. - - 68 

Chicago, III., to Detroit and Buffalo, via 

steamboat, 67 

Chicago, 111., to Dubuque, Iowa, - - 76 
Chicago, III., to Dixon, 111. - - 76,77 
Chicago, 111., to Fort Wayne, la. - - 122 
Chicago. 111., to Freeport. III. - - 75 

Chicago, 111., to Galena, III. - - 75, 76, 83 
Chicago, 111., to Genoa, Wis. - 83 

Chicago, III., to Green Castle, la, - - 139 
Chicago, HI., to Indianapolis, la. 84, 13S, 139 
Chicago, III., to Iowa City, Iowa, - - 78 
Chicago, 111., to Janesville, W T is. - - 83 
Chicago, III., to La Favette, la. - - 139 
Chicago, II!., to Louisville, Ey. - S3. S4 

Chicago, 111., to La Salle, 111. - 79 

Chicago, 111., to Madison, Wis. - S3 

Chicago, 111., to Milwaukie, Wis. - - K 
Chicago, III., to Monroe, Mich. 73 

Chicago, 111., to New Albanv, la. 84, 139 

Chicago, 111., to New York, 74 

Chicago, III., to Omaha City, Neb. Ter. - 7S 



INDEX. 



239 



Chicago, 111., to reori: 

Chicago, III., lo Philadelphia, Pa. - 



. 132 



13S, 139 
- 134 
121, 126, 134 



Chicago, 111., to Phi.a., via Cleveland, 
Chicago, III., to Phila., via Indianapolis, 103 
Chicago, 111., to Pittsburg, Pa. - - 126 
Chicago, III., to Pittsburg, via Fort Wayne, 122 
Chicago, 111., to Rock Island, 111. - - 77 
Chicago, 111., to Springfield, III. - - 81 
Chicago, III., to St. L.uis, Mo. - 79, SI, 82 
Chicago, Hi., to St. Paul, Miu. Ter. - 76 
Chicago, HI., to Toledo, O. - - -126 
Chicago, 111., to Urbaua, 0. - - - • 80 
Chicago, III., to VanJalia, III. ... 80 
Cincinnati, O., to Alton, 111. - - 140 

Cincinnati, O., to Baltimore, Md. 133, 134, 175 
Cincinnati, O., to Bellefontaine, 0. 
Cincinnati, 0., to B ston, Mass. 
Cincinnati, O., to Buffalo, N.Y. ■ 
Cincinnati, O., to Bunker Hill, 111. 
Cincinnati, O., to Chicago, 111. 
Cincinnati, ()., to Cleveland, 0. 
Cincinnati, O., to Columbus, 0. 
Cincinnati, ., to Crestline, 0. 
Cincinnati, O., to Dayton, O - 
Cincinnati, 0., to Detroit, Mich 
Cincinnati, , (Distances and fares from,) 130 
Cincinnati, (>., to Eaton, 0., 
Cincinnati,, 0., to Fort Wayne, la. 
Cincinnati, 0., to Frankfort, Ky. - 142, 159 
Cincinnati, ()., to Hamilton, 0. 
Cincinnati, 0., to Hillsboro, 0. - - 142 

Cincinnati, 0., to Indianapolis, la. 137, 13S,14 9. 
Cincinnati, 0., to Jeffersonville, la. - 139 
Cincinnati, 0., to La Fayette, la. - 137, 13$ 
Cincinnati, 0., to Lawrenceburg, la. 
Cincinnati, O., to Lexington, Ky. - 142, 158 
Cincinnati, 0., to Louisville, Ky. HI, 142 

Cincinnati, O., to Louisville, via Ohio R. 
Cincinnati, 0., to Madison, Wis. - 
Cincinnati, 0., to Madison, la., via Ohio R. ] 16 
Cincinnati, 0., to Memphis, via Ohio R. 1 IS, 1 19 
Cincinnati, 0., to Nashville, Tenn. 141, 193 
Cincinnati, 0., to Newark, 0. - - 121 

Cincinnati, 0., to Natchez, Miss. - 118, 119 
Cincinnati, 0., to New Orleans. La., vi; 

Ohio River, .... Kg, 119 
Cincinnati, 0., to New Orleans, La. - -142 
Cincinnati, 0., to New York, 
Cincinnati, 0., to Philadelphia, Pa. 132, 133 
Cincinnati, 0., to Phila., via Wheeling, 



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79, 160 t Cincinnati, 0., to Xenia, 0. - 
I mcinnati, 0., to Zanesville, 0. 



103 
147 



CU-veland, O.', to Akron, O. 
Cleveland, O., to Bait more, Md. 
Cleveland, 0., to Buffalo, N.Y. - 68 

Cleveland, (>., to Chicago, HI. - • 6S 

Cleveland, 0., to Cincinnati, (). - • 145 

Cleveland, 0., to Columbus, 0. • 134, 145 
Cleveland, O., to Miilersburg, 0. - - 147 
Cleveland, O., to Phila., via New Castle, 103 
Cleveland, O., to Phila., via Pittsburg, 103 

Cleveland, 0., to Pittsburg, Pa. - -125 

Cleveland, O., to Portsmouth, 0. - 
Cleveland, O., to Sanluskv, O. - 
Cleveland, O., to Steubem'ille, 0. 
Clevelaud, O., to Wellsville, O. 
Cleveland, O., to Wheeling, Va. 



Cleveland, O., to Zanesville, 0. 
Collingwood, Can., to Toronto. Can. 
Columbus, Ky., to Bowling Gieen, Kv. 
Columbia, S.C., to Charleston, S.C. " - 

bia, S.C, to Charlotte, N.C. 
Columbia, S.C, to Greenville, S.C. - 
Columbia, S.C, to Warren Springs, N.C 
Columbia, S.C, to Augusta, Ga. - 
Columbus, Ga., to Chattahoochie, Fla. 
Columbus, Miss., to Holly Springs, Miss. 
Columbus, Ky., to Hop.j'nsville^Ky. 
Columbus, 0.', to Indianapoli-, la. 
Columbus, Miss., to Jackson, Miss. - 
Columbus, O., to Marietta, 0. 
Columbus, Ky., to Maysville, Ky. - 
Columbus, Miss., to Memphis. Tenn. • 
Columbus, Miss., to Mobile, Ala. - 
Columbus, Ga., to Macon, Ga. - 
Columbus, Ga., to Milledgeville, Ga. 
Columbus, Ga., to Montgomery, Ala. 
Columbus, Miss., to Montgomery, Ala. 
Columbus, Ky., to Nashv.lle, Tenn. - 
Columbus, 0., to Piqua, O. 
Columbus, 0., to Portsmouth, O.- 
Columbus, 0., to Sandusky, 0. 
Columbus, Ga., to Savannah, Ga. 
Columbus, Miss., to Tuscumbia, Ala. 
Columbus, 0., to Urbana, 0. 
Columbus, 0., to Zanesville. 0. 
Concord, N.H., to Boston, Mass. 
Concord, N.H., to Bradford, N.H. - 
Concord, N.H., to Bristol, N.H. - ' - 
Concord, N.H., to Lowell, Mass. 
Concord, N H., to Meiediih, N.H, 



174, 175 



. - 146 
145, 146 
145. 146 
128, 145 



147 
59 
157 



195 
144 
143 



. 144 
IS, 19 



Cincinnati, 0.' y to Phila., via Marietta,"6. .„ 

Cincinnati, 0., to Pitt^burs:, Pa. 123, 126, 142#Concoidi N.H.,' to Plymouth, N.H. 
Cincinnai, O., to Pittsburg, via Columbus | Concord, N.H. , to Portsmouth, N.H. 
and Steubenville, - - . - 121 ] Concord, N.H. , to Wells River, Yf. 

Cincinnati, 0., to Pittsbura:, via Ohio River, 116 1 Concord, N.H., to West Lebanon, N.H. 
Cincinnati, 0., to Pittsburg, via Dayton, 122 j Connellsville, Pa., to Pitisbursr, Pa. 
Cincinnati, O., to Portsmouth, O. -116 Conway, 



Cincinnati, 0., to Piqua, 0. - - -136 

Cincinnati, 0., to Sanduskv, 0. - - 135 

Cincinnati, O., to Springfield, 0. - - 135 

Cincinnati, 0., to St. Louis, Mo. 140, 141, 142 
Cincinnati, O., to Seymour, la. - 



N.H., to Great Falls, N.H. ■ 
Conway, N.H., to Littleton, N.H. - 
Conway, N.H., to Meredith, N.H. 
Conwav, N.H., to Portland, Me. 
Corning, Pa., to Blossburg, Pa. - 
Corning, Pa., to Rochester, N.Y. 



Cincinnati, 0., to St. Louis, via OhioR. 116,117 [ Corpus Christi, Tex., to Galveston, Tex. 206 



Cincinnati. 0., to Terre Haute, la. 
Cincinnati, O., to Toledo, 0. 
Cincinnati, 0., to Troy, 0. 
Cincinna'i, 0., to Union, la. 
Cincinnati, 0., to Yicksburg, Miss. - 
Cincinnati, O., to Wheeling, Ya, 



140 ; Corunna. Mich., to Detroit. Mich. - 

136 \ Council Bluffs to St. Louis, Mo. - 

• 136 Covington, Ky., to Frankfort, Ky. - 

137 Covington, Kv., to Indianapolis, la. 
US, 119 Covington, Kv., to Lexington, Kv. - 
103, 129 Covington, Kv., to Louisville, Kv. 



Cincinnati O., to Wheeling, via Ohio R. 115,1 16 . Cumberland, Md., to Pittsburg, Pa. 



240 



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Crawfordsville, la., to Indianapolis, la. 

D. 

DaVlonega, Ga., to Augusta, Ga. 
Danville, Va., to Greemboro, N.C. 
Danville, Va., <o Richmond, Va. 
Danv.lle, Ky., to L< uisville, Ky. • 
Darieu. Ga., to Jacksonville, Fla. - 
Davenport, Iowa, to Burlington, Iowa, 
Davenport, Iowa, to Dubuque, Iowa, 
Day:on, 0., to Cincinnati, O. 
Dayton, ()., to Sandusky, 0. 
Day on, 0., to To.edo, O. - 
Decatur, 111., to Jacksonville, 111. - 
Deca'ur, 111., to Naples, LI. 
Decitur, III., to Springfield, 111. 
Delaware W.aer-GaD to New York, - 
Delaware Waler-Gap to Philadelphia, 
Derby Line, Vt., to White R. June. - 
Detroit, Mich., to Chicago, 111. 
Detroit, Mich., to Cincinnati, 0. 
' Detroit, Mien., to Corunna, Mich., - 
Detroil, Mich., to Lansing, Mich. 
Detroit, Mich., to Port Huron, Mich. 
Detroit, Mich., to Saginaw, Mich. 
Det;oit,M*ck, to Toledo, O. - 
Dixon, III., to Chicago, 111. - 
Dona Ana, N.M., to Tort Smith, Ark. - 
Dover, N.H., to Farmington. N.H. 
Dover, N.H., to Portland, Me. 
Doylestowu, Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa. 
Dover, Del., to Wilmington, Del. - 
Dubuque, 0., to Chicago, III. - 75 

Dunkirk, N.Y., to New York, 

E. 

Eas'on, Pa., «o Philadelphia, - 109, 
East;n, Pa., to Trenton, Is. J. 
Kas p-rt, Me., to Belfast, Me. 
Eaton, <J., to Cincinnati, 0. 
Eaton, O., to Indianapolis, la. 
EJei.ton, N.C., to Norf Ik, Va. 
Eikton, MJ., to Snow Hill, 
Elm. ra, N.Y. , to New York, - 
E'ni.ra, N.Y., to Philadelphia, - 
. E mira, N.Y., to Niagara Falls, 

El Paso del None to San Antonio, Tex. 
E.-ia, Pa., to Lewistown, Fa. - 
Erie, Pa/, to Philadelphia, 
Erie, Pa., to Ridgeway, Pa. - 
Evausvil'e, lo., to Indianapolis, la. 
Evansville, lo., to Yincennes, la. 

F. 

Fall River, Mass., to Boston, Mass. - 
Fflls of St. Anthony, N.T., to St. Louis, 
Farmington, N.H., to Dover, N.H. - 
Fayette ville, N.C., to Camden, S.C. 
Fayettevilie., N.C., to Raleigh, N.C. - 
Fishkill, Ct., to Hanford, Ct. - 
Fi'chburg, Mass., to Bellows Falls, Vt. 
Fi chburg, Mass., to Boston, Mass., - 
Fitchburg, Mass., to Brattleboro, Vt. . 
Fi'chburg, Mass., to Greenfield, Mass. 
Fitchlurg, Mass., to Worcester', Mass. 
Frai.klort, Kv., to Cincinnati, O. 
Frankfort, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. 
Frankfort, Ky., to Louisville, Ky. 
Frankfort, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn. . 
Fulton, Ark ' to Little Rock, Ark. . 



Galena, 111., to Chicago, 111. - 76 j 

Galena, III., to Jancsville, Wis. - - 87 I 

Galena, 111., to Mineral Point, Wis. - 87 

Galveston, Tex., to Austin, Tex. - - 205 I 

Galveston, Tex., to Corpus Chnsti, Tex. 205 | 

Galveston, Tex., to Matagorda, Tex. - 205 

Galveston, Tex., to New Orleans, La. 2u5 

Gardner, Mass., to Worcester, Mass. - 26 

Georgetown, Del., to Eastville, Va. > 114 

Georgetown, Del., io Princess Ann, Md. - 114 

Georgetown, Del., to Wilmington*, - 114 

Gloucester Branch R.R. ... - 8 

Grind Haven, Mich., to Lansing, Mich. 72 

Greenville, Me. , to Bangor, Me. • - 15 

Greenville, S C, to Columbia, S.C. - 186 
Greenville, S.C, to Warm Springs, N.C. 186 

Greenfield, Mass., to Fiichborg, Mass. 27 

Greenfield, Mass., to Troy, N.Y, - • 27 

Greensburg, Pa., to Philadelphia, - 10 1 

Greensboro, N.C., to Charlotte, N.C. • 182 

Greensboro, N.C, to Jonesboro, Tenn. 182 

Greensboro, N.C, to Raleigh, N.C . - 1S2 

Green Bay, Wis., to Milwaukie, Wis. - 85 

Groton, Mass., to Lowell, M;ss. - - 18 

Gt. Falls, N.H., to Conway, N.H. - 10 

H. 

Hamilton, 0., to Cincinnati, O. - -136 

Hamilton, 0., to Sandusky, O. - - 135 
Hagerstown, Md., to Chambersburg, Pa. - 108 

Hagerstown, Md., to Frederick, Md. - 108 

Harrisburg, Pa., to Baltimore, Md. - - 172 
Harrisburg, Pa., to New York, via Easton, S5 

Harrisburg, Pa., to Northumberland, Pa. 108 

Harrisburg, Pa., to Philadelphia, - 101 

Harrisburg, Pa., to York, Pa. - - - 172 

Hartford, Ct., to Collinsville, Ct. - 37 

Hartford, Ct., to Canaan, Ct. - - - 37 

Hartford, Ct., to Fishkill, N.Y. - - 37 

Hartford. Ct., to New London, Ct. - - 36 

Hartford', Ct., to Sharon, Ct. - - 37 

Hanford, Ct., to Willimantic, Ct. - - 30 

Harper's Ferry, Va., to Baltimore, Md. 171 

Harper's Ferry, Va., to Wheeling, Va. - 171 

Helena, Ark., to Little Rock, Ark. - 167 

Henderson, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn. - 195 

Hillsboro Br.," N.H. , to Concord, N.H. 24 

Hollv Springs, Miss., to Jackson, Miss. - 201 
Holly Springs, Miss., to Nashville, Tenn. 194 

Honesdale, Pa., to V. Hkesbai re, Fa. - HI 

Hopkinsville, Kv., to Columbus, Ky. - 195 

Hot Springs, Ark., to Little Rock, Ark. . 157 

Houlton, Me., to Bangor, Me. - 15 



Independence, Mo., to Jefferson Citv, Mo. 165 

Indianapolis, la., to Bellefontaine, O. - 123 

Indianapolis, la., to Cairo, 111. - - 151 

Indianapolis, la., to Chicago, 111. - - LS 
Indianapolis, la., to Cincinnati, O'. 137, 13S, 159 

Indianapolis, la., to Cincinnati, O. - ls9 

Indianapolis, la., to Columbus, O. - -144 

Indianapolis, la., to Covington, la. • 154 

Indianapolis, la., to Crawfordsville, la. . 153 

Indianapolis, la., to Crestline, 0., - 123 

Indianapolis, la., to Dayton, O. - - 124 

Indianapolis, la., to Eaton, 0. - - 137 

Indianapolis, la., to Evansville, la. - . 151 

I Indianapolis, la., to Fort Wayne, la. - 152 



INDEX, 



■ 123,124 



Indianapolis, la., to La Fayette, la 
Indianapolis, la., to Lebanon, la. 
Indianapolis, la., to Newark, 0. 
Indianapolis, la., to Peru, la. 
Indianapolis. la., to Philadelphia, 
Indianapolis, la., to Piqua, O. - 

Indianapolis, la., to Pittsburg Pa. - ^ .— 

Indianapolis, la., to Springfield, 111. 153, 154 

Indianapolis, la., lo Steubenville, 0. - 124 

Indianapolis, la., to St. Louis, Mo. . - 151 
Indianapolis, la., to Terre Haute, la. - 151 

Indianapolis, la., to Toledo, 0. • .152 

Indianapolis, la., to Union, la. - - 137 

Indianapolis, la., to Urbana, 0. - 144 

Indianapolis, [a., to Vincennes, la. 151 t 152 

Indianapolis, la., to Wheeling, Va. • - 128 

Iowa City, lo., to Chicago, 111. - - 7S 

Iowa City, lo., to Muscatine, lo. • • 162 



rage | ra 6 e 

138, 1531 Little Rock, Ark., to Van Buren, Ark. - 168 
153 J Louisville, Ky., to Baltimore, Md. - 155 
Louisville, Ky., to Bos'on, Mass. - - 156 
Louisville, Ky., to Chicago, 111. 83, 84, 139 
Louisville, Ky., to Cincinnati, O. - 139 
Louisville, Ky., to Cincinnati, via Ohio R. 118 
Louisville, Kv., to Covington, Ky. 



- 201 

197 

. 201 



197, 198 



Louisville, Ky., to Danville, Ky. 
' ille, Ky., to Frankfort, Ky. - 



157 
142 



Jacksnn, Miss., to Columbus, Mis?. 
Jackson, Miss., to Holly Springs, Miss, 
Jackson, Miss., to Montgomery, Ala. 
Jackson, Miss., to Natchez, Miss. 
Jackson, Miss., to Tuscaloosa, Ala. 
Jackson, Miss., to Vicksburg, Miss. 
Jack onville, 111., to Decatur, III. 
Jacksonville, III., to Naples, 111. 
Jacksonville, 111., to Springfield, III. 
Janesville, Wis., to Galena, 111. 
Janesville. Wis., to Racine, Wis. 
Jefferson City, Mo., to Independence, Mo. 165 
- Jefferson City, Mo., to St. Louis, Mo. 164, 165 
Jeffersonville, la., to Cincinnati, O. - 
Jeffersonville, la., to Indianapolis, la. 

K. 

Keokuk, lo., to Burlington, lo. 
Keokuk. Io., to Iowa City, lo. - 
Knoxville, Tenn., to Charleston, S.C. 
Knoxville, Tenn., to Lexington, Ky. - 
Knoxville, Tenn., to Nashville, Tenn. 
Knoxville, I1L, to Quincy, 111. 



La Fayette, la., to Chicago, 111.' . - 139 

La Fayette, la., to Cincinnati, O. - 138, 142 

La Fayette, la., to Indianapolis, la. - 153 

La Grange, Tenn., to'Memphis, Tenn. , 194 

Lancaster, Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa. • 101 

Lansing, Mich., to Defr"\ f , Mich. • 72 

Lawrence, Mass, to Salem, Mass. 8 
Lebanon, la., to Indianapolis, la. 
Lebanon, la., to La Fayette, la. 
Lewistown, Pa., to Erie, Pa. 
Lexington, Ky., to Cincinnati, O. 
Lexing'on, Ky., to Knoxville, Tenn. • 

Lexington, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn. • lob 

Lexing'on, Ky., to Maysville, Ky. • 158 

Lexington, Ky., (Routes from,) - - 158 

Lexington, Kv., to Wheeling, Va. - 129 

Littleton, N.H., to Conway, N.H. - - 12 

Little Rock, Ark., to Fort Gibson, In. Ter. 168 

Little Rock, Ark., to Fulton, Ark. . 167 

Little Rock, Ark., to Helena, Ark. - - 167 

Little Rock, Ark., to Hot Springs, Ark. 167 

Little Rock, Ark., to Memphis, Tenn. , - 168 

Little Rock, Ark., to Napoleon. Ark. - 167 

Little Rock, Ark., to Shreveport, La. • 168 

LitUe Rock, Ark. , to St. Louis, Mo. 166 



Louisville, Ky., to Harrrdsburg Spr'gs, Ky. 156 

Louisville, Ky., to Indianapolis, la. 84 
Louisville, Kv., to La Fayette, la. - 83, 84 

Louisville, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. - 142 

Louisville, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn. • 157 

Louisville, Ky., to New York, - • 155 

Louisville, Kv., to Philadelphia, • -155 

Louisville, Ky., (Routes from,) • - 154 

Louisville, Kv., to Seymour, la. « - 84 

Lowell, Mass., to Groton, Mass. • 18 

Lowell, Mass., to Salem, Mass. - - J> 

Lynchburg, Va., to Richmond, Va. - 178 

Lynchburg, Va., to White Springs, Va. • 180 

M. 

Macon, Ga., to Columbus, Ga. • • 192 

Macon, Ga., to Savannah, Ga. - • .188 

Macon, Ga., to Tallafcasse, Fla. - . 191 

Madison, Wis., to Beloit, Wis. - • - 85 

Madison, Wis., to Chicago, Iii. • - 83 

Madison, la., to Frank tort, Ky. • • 159 

Madison, Wis., to Green Bay," Wk. - 8t» 

Madison, la., to Indianapolis, la. - - 149 

Madison, Wis., to Milwaukie, Wis. - 84 

Madison, Wis., to Mineral Point, Wis. - 86 
Madison, Wis., to Prairie du Chien, Wis. 85 

Manchester, N.H. , to Bradford, N.H. - 24 

Marblehead Br. R.R. ... 8 
Marietta, O., to Cincinnati, O. - 103, 116 

Marietta, 0., to Columbus, 0. - • 144 

Marietta, O., to Philadelphia, Pa. - - 103 

Marietta, 0., to Pittsburg, Pa, - - 115 

Massillon, O., to Akron, O. - - • 147 

Massillon, a, to Cleveland, O. . - 147 

Ma'agorda, Tex., to Austin City, Tex. - 206 

Matagorda, Tex., to Galveston," Tex. - 2CS 

Matagorda, Tex., to Washington, Tex. - 206 

Mauch Chunk, Pa^ to New York, • 94 
Mauch Chunk, Pa., to Philadelphia, 107, 1 10 

Maysville, Ky., to Columbus, O. - - 143 

Maysville, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. • 153 

Mazatlan, Mex., to San Antonio, Ter. - 20S 

Media, Fa., to Philadelphia, - . 1C9 

Memphis, Tenn., to Charleston, S.C. - 1SI6 

Memphis, Tenn., to Columbus, Miss. - 197 

Memphis, Tenn., to La Gra' ee, Tenu. - 194 

Memphis, Tenn., to Little Rock, Ark. 168 

Memphis, Tenn., to Nashville, Tenn. - 194 

Mercer, Pa., to Pittsburg, Pa. - - 125 

Meredith, N.H., to Conwav, N.H. - 12 

Michigan City, la., to Chicago, 111. - 139 

Michigan City, la., to Cincinnati, O. • 139 

Milledgeville, Ga., to Augusta, Ga. - 190 

Milam, Tex., to Washington, Tex. - 207 

Milledgeville, Ga., to Columbus, Ga. . 19G 

Millersburg, O., to Akron, O. - - - 147 

Millersburg, O., to Cleveland, O. - 147 

Millersburg, O. , to Zanesville, O. - • 147 

Mineral Point, Wis., to Galena, 111. - 86 

Milwaukie, Wis., to Chicago, III. . - 82 

Milwaukie, Wis., to Foud du Lac, • 85 
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Milwaukie, Wis., to Green Bay, Wis. - 85 
Milwaukie, Wis., to Janesvilleand Beloit, S5 

Milwaukie, Wis., to Neenah, Wis. - 85 

Mobile, Ala., to Cairo, III. - • - 198 

Mobile, Ala., to Columbus, Miss. - 200 

Mobile and Girard R.R. - - - -199 

Mobile, Ala., to Jackson, Miss. - - 201 

Mobile, Ala., to Montgomery, Ala. - 92, 93 

Mobile, Ala., to New Orleans, La. - 93 

Mobile, Ala., to Pensacola, Fla. - - 199 

Mobile, Ala., to Selma, Ala. - - 200 

Mobile, Ala., to Tallahasse, Fla. - - 199 

Mobile, Ala., to Tuscaloosa, Ala. - 200 

Monroe, Mich., to Chicago, 111. • -73 

Montgomery, Ala., to Atlanta, Ga. - 92 

Montgomery, Ala., to Mobile, Ala, - - 92 
Montgomery, Ala., to Columbus, Ga. 189, 192 

Montgomery, Ala., to Columbus, Miss. - 197 

Montgomery, Ala., to Jackson, Miss. - 197 

Montgomery, Ala., to Nashville, Tenn. - 196 

Montgomery, Ala., to Savannah, Ga. - 1S9 
Montgomery, Ala., to Tuscaloosa. Ala. 197,198 

Montgomery, Ala., to Vicksburg, Miss. 197 

Montreal, Can., to Albany, N.Y7 - - 55 

Montreal, Can., to BurlihgtOD, Vt. - 20, 55 

Montreal, Can., to Kingston, Can. - - 59 

Montreal, Can., to New York, . - 44, 57 

Montreal, Can., to Niagara Falls, - - 59 

Montreal, Can., to Ogdensburg, N.Y. • 59 

Montreal, Can., to Portland, Me. - - 11 

Montreal, Can,, to Quebec, Can. • - 57 

Montreal, Can., to Rutland, Vt. - - 55 

Montreal, Can., to Toronto, Can. - 58 

Muscatine, lo., to Iowa City, Io. . - 162 

N. 

Naples, 111., to Decatur, 111. - . - 161 

Napoleon, Ark., to Little Rock, Ark. - 167 

Nashua, N.H., to New York, - - - 47 

Nashville, Tenn., to Atlanta, Ga. - 1SS 

Nashville, Tenn., to Charleston, S.C. - 185 

Nashville. Tenn., to Chattanooga, Tenn. 185 

Nashville, Tenn., to Cincinnati', O. - . 193 

Nashville, Term., to Columbus, Kv. 195 

Nashville, Tenn., to Frankfort, Ky. - . 193 

Nashville, Tenn., to Henderson, Ky. . 195 

Nashville, Tenn., to Holly Spring,' Miss. 194 

Nashville, Tenn., to Huntsville, Ate. - 196 

Nashville, Term., to Knoxville, Tenn. - 195 

Nashville. Tenn., to Lex:n*rton, Kv. - 158 

Nashville, Tenn., to Louisville, Ky. 157, 193 

Nashville, Tenn., to McMinnville, Tenn. 195 

Nashville, Tenn., to Memphis, Tenn. - 194 

Nashville, Tenn., to Montgomery, Ala. 19G 

Nashville, Tenn., to Murfeesboro"', Tenn. 195 

Nashville, Tenn., to Savannah, Ga. - 188 

Na-hville, Tenn., to Tuscumbia, Ala. . 196 

Nashville, Tenn., to Winchester, Tenn. 195 

Natchez, Miss., to Jackson, Miss. • . 201 

Natural Bridge, Va., to Fincastle, Va. • 181 

Natural Bridge, Va., to Staunton, Va. . 181 

Nazareth, Pa., to Philadelphia, . . 110 

Newark, 0., to Cincinnati, 0. . . 121 

Newark, ()., to Pittsburg, Pa. - . . 121 

Neenah, Wis., to Green Bay, Wis. - 96 

New Bedford, Mass., to Boston. Mass. . 32 

New Bedford, Mass., to Providence, R.I. 30 

New Haven, CL, to Hartford, Ct. - - 37 

New Haven, Ct., to New London, Ct. - 35 

New Haven, Ct, to Northampton, Mass. - 38 



Paga 



36 



94 



50, 51, 68 



- 132 



New Haven. Ct., to Springfield, Mass, 
New Haven, Ct., to New York, 
New London, Ct., to Hartford, Ct. 
New London, Ct., to Palmer, 31 ass. • 
New London, Ct., to Providence, R.I. - 33 
New London, Ct., to W T rI!imantic, Ct. - 34 
New Orleans, La., to Boston, Mass. - 203 
New Orleans, La., to Cincinnati, 0. 119, 120 
New Orleans, La., to Gulf of Mexico, . ' 121 
New Orleans, Jackson, k G"t Northern RR. 204 
New Orleans, La., to New York - - 203 
New Orleans, La., to Philad., Pittsburg, &c. 203 
New Orleans, La., to St. Louis, - 120, 121 
New Orleans, La. (routes from), - - 202 
New Orleans, La., to Vicksburg, Natcnez, 

Memphis, &c, via Miss. Rlv. 119, 120 

New York to Albany, N.Y. - . 44.4*3 

New York to Albany, via Harlem RR., 52! 53 
New York to Al lento wn, Pa. 
ISew York to Bethlehem, Pa. - 
New York to Binghamton, N.Y. - 
New York to Boston, via Fall River, 
New York to Boston, via New Haven, - 
New York to Bosion, via Norwich - 
New York to Boston, via Stonington 
New York to Buffalo, N.Y. 
New York to Burlington, Vt. - 
New York to Canandaigua, N.Y. - 
New York to Cape Vincent, N.Y. 
New York to Cattskill, N.Y. 
New York to Cincinnati, 0. 
New York to Corning, Pa. - 
New York to Cortland, NY. • 
New York to Delaware Water Gap, - 
New York to Dover, N.J. 
New York to Dunkirk, N.Y. 
New York to Easton, Pa. - 
New York to Elmira, N.Y. ... 
New York to Fall River, Mass. 
New York to Goshen, N.Y. 
New York to Greenport, L.I. * 
New York to Harrisbur?, Fa,, via Eastcn 
New York to Hornellsville, N.Y. 
New York to Ithaca, N.Y. '- 
New York to Mauch Chunk, Pa. 
New York to Morristown, N.J. . 
New York to Montreal, Can, 
New York to Nashua, N.H. 
New York to New HaveD, Ct. - 
New York to Niagara Falls, 
New York to Oswego, N.Y. - 
New York to Philadelphia, . 
New York to Pittsfield, Mass. 
New York to Pottsvilte and Sunbury, Pa. 94 
New York to Poughkeepsie, N.Y. - . 44 
New York to Rochester, N.Y. 51 

New York to Rutland, Vt. ... 44 

New York to Scranton, Pa. 93 

New York to Stonington, Ct. . . - 33 
New York to Syracuse, N.Y. . . B0 

New York to Toronto, Can. . . -52 
New York to Utica, N.Y. ... 95 

New York to Watertown, N.Y. - - 95 

New York to West Stnckbridg-e. Mass. 47 

New York to White Mountains, N.H. - 95 
New York to W.lkesbarre, Pa. . 93 

New «*'ork to Williamsport. Pa. . - 94 
New York to Worcester, Mass. • . 46 

Niagara Falls to New York. . . - ftl 
Niagara Falls to Philadelphia, - . 105 



50,52 
4S, 50 
88, 39 



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243 



Tage 
Niagara Falls to Pittsburg, Pa. - - -127 
Niagara Falls to Rochester, N.Y. • - 65 
Norfolk, Va., to Edenton, N.G. - 1SI 

Norfolk, Va., to Richmond, Va. - - ISO 

Norfolk, Va., to Weldon, N.C. - - 1S1 
Nornstown, Pa., to Downingtown, Pa. - 10S 
Noiristown, Pa., to Philadelphia, - 108 

North Adams, Mass., to Pittsfield, Mass. 45 
Northumberland, Pa., to Harrisburg, Pa. 10S 
Northumberland, Pa., to Scranton, Pa. - 109 
Northumberland, Pa., to Wilkesbarre, Pa. 109 

o. 

Ogdensburg, N.Y., to Rome, N.Y. . - 64 
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers (distances) 115 

Omaha City, Neb. Ter., to Chicago, HI. 78 
Omaha City, Neb. Ter., to Rock. Island, 111. 162 
Oquawka, 111., to Peoria, 111. - - 160 

Oskaloosa, lo., to Burlington, Io. - - 163 
Oswego, N.Y., to New York, . 50 

Oswego, N.Y., to Syracuse, ... 50 



Palmer, Mass., to Hartford, Ct. - - 36 

Palmyra, Mo., to Burlington, Io. - 166 

Palmyra, Mo., to St. Louis, Mo. - - 166 
Farkersburg, Va., to Winchester, Va. - 177 

Pensacola, Fla., to Mobile, Ala. - - 199 

Pensacola, Fla., to Tallahasse, Fla. - 200 

Peoria, III., to Burlington, lo. - - - 163 
Peoria, III., to Chicago, 111. ... 160 

Peoria, 111., to Oquawka. 111. - . - 160 

Peoria, III., to Quincy, 111. 161 

Peeria, III., to Springfield, 111. - - 160 

Peru, la., to Fort Wayne, la. - - 152 

Peru,' la., to Indianapolis, la, - • - 152 

Peru, la., to Toledo, O. 152 
Peterboro, N.H., to Worcester, Mass. - 26 

Petersburg, Va., to Lynchburg, Va. - ISO 

Petersburg, Va., to Norfolk, Va. - -ISO 

Petersburg, Va., to Raleigh, N.C. - 179 

Petersburg, Va., to Richmond, Va. - 179, ISO 
Phila. to Absecum and Atlantic City, N.J. 1 13 

Philadelphia to Allentown, Pa. - - -110 

Philadelphia to Baltimore, Md. - - S9 

Philadelphia to Bethlehem, Pa. - - 107 

Philadelphia to Biairsville, Pa. - - 101 

Philadelphia to Bridgeton, N.J. • -114 

Philadelphia to Broad Top, Pa. - - 112 

Philadelphia to Buffalo, N.Y. - 106, 107 

Philadelphia to Burlington, N.J. - 113 

Philadelphia to Canandaigua, N.Y. - - 105 

Philadelphia to Cape May, N.J. • 113 

Philadelphia to Catawissa, Pa. - 105 

Philadelphia to Chesnut Hill, Pa. - 10S 

Philadelphia to Chicago, 111. - - -103 

Philadelphia to Cincinnati, O. - - 103 

Philadelphia to Cleveland. 0. - . 103 

Philadelphia to Danville, Pa. - - 105 

Philadelphia to Detroit and Chicago, - 106 

Philadelphia to Downingtou, Pa. ~ - 10S 

Philadelphia to DoVleslo~wn, Pa. - 109,113 

Philadelphia to Easton, Pa. - 109,112 

Philadelphia to Elmira, N.Y. - - -10; 

Philadelphia to Erie, Pa. 10- 

Philadelphia to Flemington, N.J. - -11! 

Philadelphia to Germanlown, Fa. - 10! 

Philadelphia to Greensburg, Pa. - - 10 

Philadelphia to Gt. Bend, Pa. • . Hi 

Philadelphia to Harrisburg, Pa. - -10 



Philadelphia to Ilollidaysburg, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Huntington, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Indianapolis, la. - - 103 
Philadelphia to Johnstown, Pa. - . 101 

Philadelphia to Lake Superior, - - 106 
Philadelphia to Lancaster, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Lewistown, Pa. - 
Philadelphia to Marietta, ()'. 
Philadelphia to Mauch Chunk, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Media, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Mt. Holly, N.J. - 
Philadelphia to Nazareth, Pa. - 
Philadelphia to New York, . . 88, 89 

Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, 
Philadelphia to Norristown, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Oswego* N.Y. - 
Philadelphia to Pittsburg, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Potlsville, Pa. - 
Philadelphia to Reading, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Ridgeway, Pa. - 
Philadelphia to Rochester. N.Y. - 
Philadelphia to Salem, N.J. 
Philadelphia to Sault St. Marie, Mich. 
Philadelphia to Scranton, Pa. - 
Philadelphia to Sunbury, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Syracuse, N Y. 
Philadelphia to Tamauqua. Pa. - 
Philadelphia to Toronto, Can. . 
Philadelphia to Towanda, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Trenton, N.J. - 
Philadelphia to Tuckerton, N.J. - 
Philadelphia to West Chester, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Wheeling, Va. - 
Philadelphia to Wiiliamsport, Pa, 
Philadelphia to Wilkesbarre, Pa. 
Philadelphia to Zanesville, O. - - 103 
Piqua, O., to Columbus, O. 144 

Piqua, O., to Indianapolis, la. - - 1-44 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Baltimore, Md. - -173 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Beilefontaine, O. 122, 123, 124 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Buffalo, N.Y. - - 6? 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Buffalo and Niag. Falls, 127 
P.ttsburg, Pa., to Chicago, 111. - 122,126 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Cincinnati, by R.R. 121-125 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Cincinnati, via Ohio R. 1 16 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Cleveland, 0. - - 125 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Columbus,' O. - 121, 12G 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Connelsville, Pa. - -124 
Pittsburg, Pa, to Crestline, 0. - 123, 125 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Cumberland, Md. - - 124 
Pittsburg. Pa., to Davton, O. - 122, 124 

Pittsburg. Pa., to Foit Wayne, la. - -122 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Indianapolis, la, - 123 
Pit'sburg, Pa., to Lima, O. 122 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Mansfield, O. . 123, 126 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Massillon, O. - 123, 125 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Mercer, Pa. - - 125 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Newark, 0. - 121, 124 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Philadelphia, - • 101 
Pittsburg. Pa., to Steubenville, 0. - -121 
Pittsburg. Pa., to Toledo, 0. - - 126 
Pittsburg', Pa., to Wheeling, Va. 115, 125 

Pittsburg, Pa., to Wooster; O. - " - 123 
Pittsburg, Pa., to Xenia, O. - . 125,126 
Pittsfield, Mass.. to North Adams, Mass. 45 
Pittston, Pa., to Philadelphia, - - 107 
Plymouth, Mass., to Boston, Mass. • - 31 
Portland, Me., to Augus'a, Me. - - 13 

Portland, Me., to Bangor, Me. - - 12 

Fortland, Me., to Bangor, Me., via Bath, 14 



166 



105. 106 
107, 110 



244 



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Page 

Portland, Me., to Bath, Me. ... 14 
Portland, Me., to Belfast, Me. - - 11 
Portland, Me., to Boston, Mass. - - 8, 9 

Portland, Me., to Conway. N.H. - - 11 
Portland, Me., to Dover, N.H. - - 11 

Portland, Me., to Montreal, Can. - • 10 
Portland, Me., to Quebec, Can. - - 11 

Portland, Me., to Thomson, Me. • 14 
Portland, Me., to Waterford, Me. - • 12 
Borland, Me., to Waterville, Me. - 12 
Portsmouth, 0., to Cleveland, 0. - 146,147 
Portsmouth, 0., to Columbus, (). - - 143 
Portsmouth, N.H., to Concord, N.H. - 10 
Pottsville, Pa., to New York, - - 94 

Pottsville. Pa., to Philadelphia, - -104 
Pottsville,' Pa., to Reading, Pa. - - 104 
Prairie du Chien, Wis., to Green Bay, Wis. S6 
Providence, R.I., to Boston. Mass. - 28 

Providence, R.I., to Bristol, Ct. • - 29 
Providence, R.I., to Hartford, Ct. 
Providence, R.I., to New Bedford, Mass. - 
Providence, R.L, to New London, Ct. - 
Providence, R.I., to Stonington, Ct. - 
Providence, R.I., to Willimantic, Ct. • 
Providence, R.I., to Worcester, Mass. 



Quebec, Can., to Augusta, Me. 
Quebec, Can., to Montreal, Can. * 
Quebec, Can., to Portland, Me. 
Quincy, III., to Peoria, III. - 
Quincy, 111., to Springfield, 111. 

R. 

Raleigh, N.C., to Camden, S.C. - 
Raleigh, N.C., to Charlotte, N.C. - 
Raleigh, N.C, to Fayetteville, N.C. • 
Raleigh, N.C, to Greensboro. N.C. 
Raleigh, N.C, to Jone^boro, N.C. 
Raleigh, N.C, to Newborn, N.C - 
Raleigh, N.C, to Richmond. Va. 
Raleigh, N.C, to Salisbury, N.C. 
Reading, Pa., to Philadelphia, Pa. 
Reading', Fa., to Pottsville, Pa. 
RichnK)nd, Va., to Danville, Va. - 
Richmond, Va., to Greensboro, N.C 
Richmond, Va., to Knoxvi! e, Ttna. - 
Richmond, Va., to Lvncbburg, Va. 
Richm nd, Va, to Norfolk, Va. - 
Richmond, Va., to Petersburg, Va. • 
Richmond, Va., to Raleigh, N.C - 
Richmond, Va., to Slaun on, Va. 
Richmond, Va., to Washington, D.C • 
Richmond, Va., to Weldon. N.C. - 
Richmond, Va., to White Sulphur Spr'gs, 
Ridgeway, Pa., to Erie, Pa. 
Ridgeway, Pa., to Philadelphia, 
Rio Grande, Tex., to Austin, Tex. 
Rochester, N.Y., to Corning, N.Y. - 
Rochester, NT., to Danville, N.Y. 
Rochester, N.Y., to New York, 
Rochester, N.Y., to Niagara Falls, 
Rochester, N.Y., to Ole.n, N.Y. 
Rock Island, II , to Chicago, III. - 
Rock Island, 111., to Iowa City, Io. . 
Rome, N.Y., to Ogdemburg, N.Y. 
Rome, N.Y., ti Watertown, N.Y. - 
Rouse's Point, N.Y., to Burlington, VI. 
Rouse's Point, N.Y., to Ogdensburg, N.Y. 
Rouse's Point, N.Y. to Whit, ha 1, NT. - 



Routes fmm Albany, N.Y. - 

Routes from Augusta, Ga. 

Routes from Austin, Tex. ... 

Routes from Baltimore, Md. 

Routes from Boston, Mass. ... 

Routes from Buffalo, N.Y. 

Routes from Charleston, S.C. 

Routes from Chicago, 111. .... 

Routes from Cincinnati, 0. - - 1 

Routes from Cleveland. 0. . ] 

Route* from Concord, N. H. - 

Routes from Detroit, Mich. ... 

Routes from Frankfort, Ky. - . ] 

Routes from Fitchburg, Mare. ... 

Routes from Galveston, Tex. i 

Routes from Hartford, Ct. . - . 

Routes from Indianapolis, la. - - . ] 

Routes from Iowa City, Io. - - ] 

Routes from Jackson, M;ss. - - - S 

Routes from Lexington, Kv. ] 

Routes from Little Rock, Ark. . . ] 

Routes from Louisville, Ky. ] 

Routes frcm Mobile, Ala. - - . ; 

Routes from Montgomery. Ala. - - j 

Routes from Montreal, Can. ... 

Routes from Nashville, Term. « - ] 

Routes in New Brunsw : ~k, ... 

Routes from New Haven, Ct. 

Routes from New London, Ct. . 

Routes from New Orleans, La. - . i 

Routes from New York, - 

Routes in Nova Scotia, .... 

Routes to Oregon, California, New Mexico, 

and Utah. - . . . . . « 
Routes from Ph ladeiphia, Pa. 
Routes from Pittsburg, Pa. - 
Routes from Providence, R.I. 
Routes from Raleigh, N.C • - - ; 
Routes from Richmond, Va. ; 

Routes from Rochester, N.Y. - 
Routes from Savannah, Ga. - - - 
Routes from Springfield, 111. - . . ] 
Routes frcm Springfield, Mass. 
Routes from St. L-uis, Mo. - . .] 
Rutland, Vt., to Troy, N.Y. . 
Routes from Washington, D.C. - - I 

Routes from Wheeling, Va. - . ] 

Routes from Wilmington, Del. - . - i 
Routes from Worcester, Mass. 

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Saginaw, Mich., to Detroit, Mich. - 
Sa'em, Ma-s., to Boston, Mass. - 
Salem, Mass., to Lawrence, Mass. . 
Salem, Mass., to Lowell, Mass. - 
Salem, N.J., to Ph bdelphia. - . . I 
Salisbury, N.C, to Raleigh. N.C 
Salisbury, N.C, to Warm Springs, N.C. - i 
San Antonio, Tex , to El Paso del None, : 
San Antonio, Tex., to Mazatlan, Mex. - 1 
Sandusky, 0., to Cleveland, O. - - 3 
Sandusky, 0., to Columbus O. - - -1 
San Die^o, Cal., to S^n Francisco, Ca!. i 

San Francisco, Cal., to San D ego, Cal. - i 
Santa Fe, N.M., to Fort Smith, Ark. - : 
Santa Fe, N.M., to Sacramento Ctv, Cal. S 
Santa Fe, N.M., to San Diego, CaU . I 
Santa Fe, N.M., to St. Louis, Mo. . . • 
Sault St. Maiie, Mich., to Philadelphia. I 
Savannah, Ga., to Atlanta, Ga. - - • 1 



INDEX, 



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£.' mail, Ga., to BainbriJge, Ga. 

!i, Ga., to Charleston. S.C. 

^ nah, Ga., to Columbus, Ga. 

c mah, Ga., to Macon, Ga. - 



• 188 
inah, Ga., to Montgomery, Ala. - 189 
£' iuah. Ga., to Nashville, Tenn. - - 188 
£ mnah, Ga., to St. Augustine. Fla. . 190 
.«vbrook, Ct., to Middletown, Ct. - - 36 
Scranton, Pa., to Great Bend, Pa. - HO 
Scranton, Pa., to New York, - - - 51 
Scranton, Pa., to NewYork, via Del. W. Gap, 94 
Scranton, Pa., to Philadelphia, - - - HO 
Selma, Ala., to M'bil», Ala. - - 200 
Seymour, la., to Cincinnati, 0. • - 140 

Seymour, la., to Jetfersonville, la. - 141 
Seymour, la., to Louisville, Ky. - .141 
Sharon, Ct., to Hartford, Ct. - . 37 

Shawneetown, III., to St. Louis, Mo. . 167 
Shreeveport, La., to Little Rock, Ark. 168 

Snow Hill, Md., to Elkton, Md. - .115 
Springfield, 111., to Alton, 111. - . 159 
Springfield, Mass., to Bellows Falls, Vt. - 27 
Springfield, Mass., to Brattleboro, Vt. . 27 
Springfield, 111., to Burlington, Io. - . 160 
Springfield, O., to Cincinnati, O. - - 135 
Springfield, 111., to Covington, la. . .154 
Springfield, III., to Decatur, 111. - . 159 
Springfield, Mass., to Greenfield, Mass. . 27 
Springfield, Mass., to Hartford and New 

Haven, Ct 38 

Springfield, 111., to Indianapolis, la. 153, 154 
Springfield, 111., to Madison, la. - - 160 
Springfield, 111., to Feoria, 111. . - 160 
Springfield, III., to Quincv, 111. - .159 
Springfield, O., to Sanduskv, O. . . 135 
Springfield, 111., to St. Louis, Mo. - - 81 
Springfield, 111., to Vandalia, III. - - 159 
St. Augustine, Flo., to Savannah, Ga. - 190 
St. Augustine, Flo., to Tampa Bav, Flo. 190 
Staunton, Va., to Washington, D.C. 176, 177 
Steubenville, O., to Wheeling, Va. - 146 
St. Johnsburg Vt., to Burlington, Vt. - 22 
St. Johnsburg'Centre, Vt., to W. Riv. June. 22 
St. Louis, Mo., to Caledonia, Mo. - • """ 
St. Louis, Mo., to Chicago, 111., via Alton, 
St. Louis,Mo.,toChicago,Ill.,viaChi.B.RR. 82 
St. Louis, Mo., to Chicago, HI., via Feoria, 79 
St. Louis, Mo., to Cincinnati, O. 140, 141 

St. Louis, Mo., to Cincinnati, 0.,viaO.Riv. 117 
St. Louis, Mo., to Council Bluff, Io. - - 165 
St. Louis, Mo., to Falls of St. Anthony, Min. 1 17 
St. Louis, Mo., to Fort Leavenworth, Kan. 1G5 
St. Louis, Mo., to Indianapolis, la. - - 151 
St. Louis, Mo., to Jefferson Citv, Mo., 164, 165 
St. Louis, Mo., to Lit'le Rock. Ark. - - 166 
St. Louis, Mo., to Louisville. Kv.,viaO.R. 1 17 
St. Louis, Mo., to Memphis, Vicksburg, &c. 120 
St. Louis, Mo., to New Orleans, La. - - 120 
St. Louis, Mo., to Oregon, - - . 20S 
St. Louis, Mo., to Palmyra, Mo. . - 166 
St. Louis, Mo., (routes from) - - 163 
St. Louis, Mo., to Sacramento Citv, Cal. . 219 
St. Louis, Mo., to Salt Lake, Utah, - 210 
St. Louis, Mo., to Santa Fe, N.M. - . 210 
St. Louis, Mo., to Shawneetown, 111. . 167 
St. Louis, Mo., to Springfield, 111. - . 81 
St. Louis, Mo., to Terre" Haute, la. • 140 
St. Paul, Min.. to Chicago, 111. ... 77 
Stonington, Ct., to Providence, R.I. . 28 

Strasburg. Va., to Alexandria, Va. - -177 

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Pape 
Sunburv, Fa., to New York, ... £4 

Suubury, Pa., to Philadelphia, - - 106, 1 1 1 
Suubury, Pa., to Willianisport, Pa. - 111 
Syracuse, N.Y., to Binghamton, N.Y. - G3 
Syracuse, N.Y., to Philadelphia, - . 107 



Tallahassee, Fla., to Macon, Ga. - -192 

Tallahassee, Fla., to Mobile, Ala. - 200 

Tallahassee, Fla., to Pensacola, Fla. - - 200 

Tallahassee, Fla., to St. Augustine, Fla. 192 

Tampa Bav, Fla., to St. Augustine, Fla. - 190 

Tamaqua, Pa., to Philadelphia, - . 105 

Terre Haute, la., to Cincinnati, O. - - 140 
Terre Haute, la., to Evansville, la. 151, 152 

Terre Haute, la., to Indianapolis, la. . 151 

Terre Haute, la., to St. Louis, Mo. - 140 
Toledo,- O., to Adrian, Mich. ... 73 

Toldeo, O., to Cincinnati, O. . - 136 

Toledo, O., to Dayton, O. - . • - 136 

Toledo, O., to Deiroit, Mich. - - 71 

Toledo, O., to Fort Wavne, la. - . - 152 

Toledo, O., to Indianapolis, la. - - 152 

Toronto, Can., to Buffalo, N.Y. - • 69 

Toronto, Can., to Barrie, Can. . . 59 

Toronto, Can., to Collingwood, Can. - 59 

Toronto, Can., to Detroit, Mich. . - 58 

Toronto, Can., to London, Can. . .58 

Toronto, Can., to Montreal, Can. - 5S 

Toronto, Can., to Niagara Falls, - - 69 

Toronto, Can., to Philadelphia, . • 106 
Toronto, Can., to Paris, Can. ... 58 

Toronto, Can., to Woodstock, Can. • 53 

Towanda, Pa., to Philadelphia, - . - 107 

Trenton, N.J., to Easton, Pa. - - 112 

Trenton, N.J., to Philadelphia, - .112 

Troy, N.Y., to Bennington, Vt. . . 63 
Trov, N.Y., to Rutland, Vt. ... 62 

Tuscaloosa, Ala., to Mobile, Ala. • 200 

Tuscaloosa, Ala., to Selma, Ala. - - 198 
Tuscaloosa, Ala., to Vicksburg, Miss. . _ 198 

u. 

Union, la., to Cincinnati, O. 137 

Union, la., to Indianapolis. la. . - 137 

Urbana, O., to Columbus, 0. - 144 

Urbana, O., to Indianapolis, la. • • 144 



Vandalia, III., to Decatur, III. • - - I 
Vandalia, 111., to Indianapolis, la * - 1 
Vandalia, 111., to St. Louis, Mo. - -1 
Vandalia, 111., to Springfield, III. - • 1 
Vicksburg, Miss,, to Jackson, xMiss. - - J 
Vicksburg, Miss , (to places on Miss. River) 1 
Vicksburg, Miss., to Montgomery, Ala. 1 
Vicksburg, Miss., to Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1 

Vincennes, la., to Evansville, la. . . 1 
Vincennes, la., to Indianapolis, la. - 1 
Virginia Springs to Baltimore, Md. 173, 1 
Virginia Springs to Washington, D.C. 1 

w. 

Warm Springs, N.C., to Columbia, S.C. 1 
Warm Springs, N.C., to Greenville, S.C. 1 
Warm Springs, N.C., to Salisbury, N.C. 1S1.1 
Washington, D.C, to Annapolis, Md. - 1 
Washington, Tex., to Austin, Tex. - 2 
Washington, D C, to Baltimore, Md. 
Washington, D.C, to Richmond, Va. ■ 



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Page 
Washington, D.C, to Staunton, Va. 176, 177 
Washington, D.C., toWh.Su!ph.Spr'gs,Ya. 174 
Waterford, Me., to Portland, Me. - . 12 
Water own, N.Y., to Albany, N.Y. - 56 
Wa'ertown, N.Y., to Rome, N.Y. - . 63 
Waterville, Me., to Portland, Me. - 12 

Weldon, N.C., to Norfolk, Va. . - - 181 
Weldon, N.C., to Richmond, Va. - 91 

Weldon, N.C., to Wilming-on, N.C. - 91 
West Chester, Pa., to Philadelphia, 109, 112 
West Lebanon, N.H., to Burlington, Vt. 19 
Wes! Lebanon, N.H., to Concord, N.H. 19 
West Lebanon, N.H., to Mon'peher, Vt. 19 
Wheeling. Va., to Baltimore, Md. - -171 
Wheeling, Va.. to Cambridge, 0. - - 127 
Wheeling Va., to Cincinnati. 0. 103,127, 128,129 
Wheeling, Va., to Cincinnati, 0., viaO.Riv. 12S 
Wheeling, Va., to Cleveland, O. - - 128 
Wheeling, Va., to Columbus, 0. 127 

Wheeling, Va., to Indianapolis. la. • 12S 
Wheeling, Va., to Lexington, Ky. • - 129 
Wheeling, Va., to Louisville, Ky. - - 128 
Wheeling, Va., to Newark. 0. - 127 

Wheeling, Va., to Philadelphia, • - 103 
Wheeling, Va., to Pitisburg, Pa. - - 125 
Wheeling, Va., to Piqua, 0. 128 

Wheeling, Va., to St. Louis, via OhioRiv. 128 
Wheeling, Va.. to Zanesville, O., - . 127 
Whitehall, N.Y., to Bellows Falls, Vt. 56 

Whitehall, N.Y/., to Rouse's Point, N.Y. 56 
Wh. Sulphur Sp'gs, Va., to Guavandotte,Va. ISO 
Wh. Sulphur Sp'ngs, Va., to Lynchburg, Va. 180 
Wh. Sulphur Sp"ngs,Va., to Richmond, Va. 17S 
Williamsburg, Me., to Bangor, Me. - 14 

WilUamspori, Pa., to Corning, N.Y. • - 111 
Wiliamsport, Pa., to New York, - 94 

Williamsport, Pa., to Philadelphia, • 105, 106 
Willimanlic, Ct., to Hartford, Ct., - 30 



Williman'ie, Ct., to Providence, R.I, . 29 

Wi'kesbarre, Pa., to New York, • . 93 

Wilkesbarre, Pa., to Philadelphia, . . 107 

Wilmington, N.C, to Augusta., Ga. - 91 
Wilmington, Del., to Dover & Georgetown, 114 

Wilmington, N.C, !o Weldon, N.C. - 91 

Winchester, Va., to Baltimore, Md. - - 173 

Winchester, Tenn., to Nashville, Tenn. 196 
Winchester. Va., to Wh. Sulphur Sp'gs, Va. 173 

Winsted, Ct., to Bridgeport, Ct. - - 46 

Worcester, Mass., to Barre, Mass. - 26 

Worcester, Mas?., lo Fitchburg, Mass. - 26 

Worcester, Mass., to Gardner/Mass. - 26 

Worcester, Mass., to Lawrence, Mass, - 25 

Worcester, Mass., to Lowell, Mass. - 25 
Worcester, Mass., to Peterboro', N.H. 
Worcester, Mass., to Providence, R.I. 



29 



Xenia, 0., to Cincinnati, 0. 
Xenia, 0., to Cleveland, O. . 
Xenia, 0., to Columbus, 0. 



York, Pa., 
York, Pa., 
York, Pa., 



Y. 

) Baltimore, Md. 
3 Chambersburg, Pa. 
) Harrisburg, Pa. 

z. 



Zanesville, 0. 
Zanesville, 0, 
Zanesville, 0. 
Zanesville, 0, 
Zanesville, 0, 
Zanesville, 0. 
Zanesville, 0. 
Zanesville, 0. 
Zanesville, 0, 



, to Akron, 0, 
, to Cincinnati, 0. - 
, to Cleveland, 0. 
., to Columbus, 0. - 
., to Marietta, 0. - 
. to Millersburg, 0. 
, to Newark, 0. - 
, to Philadelphia, - 
, to Wheeling, Va. 



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Avon Springs, N.Y. - 

Bedford Springs, Pa. - 

Brandywine Springs, Del. 

Brown'B Mills, N.J. - 

Caldwell and Lake George, N.Y. 

Cape Ann, Mass. 

Cape May, N.J. 

Carl isle Springs, Pa. - 

Catskill Falls, N.Y. - 

Ca-ski 1 Mountains, N.Y. 

Chelsea Beach, Mass. - 

I); laware Water Gap, 

Do'.blinz Gap White Sulphur Springs, 

Drennon Springs, Ky. - 

Falls of St. Anth ny, Min. Ter. 

Genesee Falls. N.Y. - 

G'en's Falls, N.Y. .... 

Hot Springs, 44.-.. - - — , 

Lebanon SpriM ffM - - *\ 

Lehigh WatejAipJfit. ■". - *J 

Lon&Branch, NJ. .... 



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Mammoth Cave, Ky. 
Mammo h Cave, (Routes to) 
Mount Vernon, Va. ... 
Nahant, Mass. . 

Natural Bridge, Va. - 
Newport, R.I. - 
Niagara Falls .... 
Phillip's Beach, Mass. . . . 
Rockaway Beach, N.Y. - 
Saratoga Lake. N.Y. - 
Saratoga S| rings. N. Y. . . 
Schcoiey's Mountain, N.J. - 
Shannondale Springs, Va. - 
Trenton Falls, N.Y. 
Virginia Springs ... 

Virginia Springs, (Rou'es to) 
Warm Springy Perry Coun y, Ta. 



226 
. 225 

220 _ 
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226 
. 219 

220' 

221 



Warm Sprit gs, N. C. - 
Jf hi"e Moan ajns, N. H. - 
White Mountains (Routes to) - 

Yellow Springs, ... 



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Coins of different nations, with their value I Cottr n Manufactures of United S'a'es, . 232 

in American money, - - - - 2291 Iron Manufactures of United S'.a'es - • 239 

Foreign measures of length reduced into I Woollen Manufactures of United States, -231 

Ei gli=h denomii.athris, - - . 22* I S erlirgMonev lelueed into Dolls, and C 

Population of Ci les and Towns. - . 234 1 Weights and Measures of I >rei n countries. 

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